Daily Scripture with Tim Wildsmith Day 70 + Week 10 Reflection: Numbers 16:36–18:32; Mark 15:33–47; Psalm 32:1–11
Mar 11, 2026
Becca Wildsmith, frequent conversational partner who shares personal reflections on the readings. They explore Korah's rebellion and holiness boundaries. They reflect on Jesus' crucifixion, the torn temple curtain, and burial. They discuss Psalm 32’s call to confession and relief. The conversation ties wilderness trust and leadership humility to everyday faith.
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Hard Places Reveal Hidden Trust Or Fear
- Hard places expose the heart, revealing whether people trust God or act in fear and impatience.
- Tim and Becca tie Israel's repeated grumbling and rebellion in Numbers to modern tendencies to get ahead of God's timing.
Moses Refused To Act Without God's Word
- Moses models humble leadership by refusing to act until he hears God's command and asking for help when overwhelmed.
- Tim notes Moses asks God to appoint elders who then receive the Spirit, showing prayer led to a practical solution.
Unbelief Carried Generational Consequences
- Lack of faith had generational consequences: Israel's refusal to trust after the spies led to a 40-year wilderness penalty.
- Tim highlights Caleb and Joshua's faith as contrast, showing belief vs fear determined outcomes.
