A Collection of My Favorite Quotes by Charles Spurgeon
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) lived only 57 short years but is without a doubt the most famous preacher of the 19th century. Born in England, Spurgeon, known as the “Prince
Daily Devotional
Don’t Miss the Meaning of Life!
Before I became a Christian I thought that meaning could be found in obtaining things and meeting goals. I believed that pursuing business success, accumulating wealth, finding my soulmate, and
Five Things Money Can and Can’t Buy
In our society money is a very important commodity. We need money to pay for our food, clothing, and shelter. We need money to make our car payments and pay
The Great Danger of Being Rich and Yet Bankrupt
The late Pastor John MacArthur once said: “To gain every possession possible in this world and yet be without Christ is to be bankrupt forever.”1 His comments echo Scripture, for
What does it mean to glorify God?
Pastor John Piper tells us both what glorifying God doesn’t mean and what it does mean when he shared: “What does it mean to glorify God? It does not mean
A Collection of My Favorite Quotes on the Blessings of Forgiveness
“Forgiveness doesn’t make the other person right; it makes you free.” – Stormie Omartian1 “Forgiveness is unlocking the door to set someone free and realizing you were the prisoner!” –
Christianity – The Present and Future Blessings – Part II
In today’s part-two of this devotion I would like to share five verses that I call the overcomer verses. They are all found in the book of Revelation and refer
Christianity – The Present and Future Blessings – Part I
In this two-part devotion I would like to share a few of the incredible present and future blessings of being a Christian. In part-one I will explore two of these
A Collection of My Favorite Quotes on Christian Joy
“Joy is the serious business of Heaven.” – C.S. Lewis1 “The Bible teaches that true joy is formed in the midst of the difficult seasons of life.” – Francis Chan
The Bible – The Anvil that Endures
Down through the centuries the anvil has been used by Christians as a powerful metaphor for divine strength. Scripture, in its own words, states the eternality of the Bible when