Think & Act Biblically
Tuesday: Disbelief and Sadness
03/24/2026
In yesterday’s study, we concluded by saying that the first Mary that John mentions should be seen as the wife of Cleopas.For one thing, John seems to be distinguishing between two different Marys in the second part of the verse—Mary, the wife of Cleopas, and Mary Magdalene. At least this is the mos
Monday: Cleopas and Mary
03/23/2026
If you are ever inclined to doubt that the Word of God continues to show life-transforming power, even in the twentieth century, you ought to read a relatively new book by England’s great social critic Malcolm Muggeridge, entitled Jesus Rediscovered.1 In England, as also to some extent in America, M
Friday: Having Your Eyes Opened
03/20/2026
I say as we end this week of Easter readings that I do not know how much of what I have presented this week is what the Lord preached that day on His walk from Jerusalem to Emmaus. But it was a long trip. It would have taken several hours. And I suppose, therefore, that Jesus preached not only what






