Abortion: Science And The Bible Meet – Part I
When a sperm and an egg cell unite, a most unique and wonderful miracle occurs: life begins. This tiny single cell, no bigger than the period at the end of
Month: December 2020
Time to Think
Time is our most precious resource in many senses. For one thing, our reserves are constantly being depleted. Secondly, we never know when our allotment of time will come to
Joy – The Defining Characteristic of the Christian
Last Sunday, my pastor, Jason Harris, delivered a very powerful sermon called, “All I Want for Christmas: Christmas Joy.” In his sermon he explored many aspects of joy that really
Henry Martyn – The Forgotten Missionary
The name of Henry Martyn is not very familiar to most Christians but this amazing missionary, who only lived to age 31, accomplished more for the sake of the gospel
Reflections from the Womb
May 5: What a wonderful day – today my life began. It’s conception day and even though my mother doesn’t know I am here inside of her it has already
The Bible – Its Implications are Breathtaking!
As Christians we believe that the entire Bible is the word of God and is true in everything it says. If this statement is true, then the implications for us
The Magnificent Alternative – Part II
In yesterday’s devotion we shared three messages on our way to describing why the Christian lifestyle is the absolute best way to live. These three were – God created everything,
The Magnificent Alternative – Part I
The Bible has a magnificent alternative way of living to offer anyone with a desire to establish a personal relationship with its Author. When we accepted Jesus Christ as our
“The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.” (Matthew 26:41) – Part II
In today’s devotion we will continue with the battle between the spirit and the flesh. The will acts like the commander-in-chief of our drives, desires, and ambitions, giving them their
“The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.” (Matthew 26:41) – Part I
Procrastination seems to be a preoccupation as well as a national pastime for most Americans. So often we find that we set our minds on doing something, yet our bodies