Can You Serve God with Half a Heart?
Imagine telling your wife that you love her with half of your heart. I can just imagine her thinking who are you in love with the other half. If we
Month: October 2025
Quotes on the Beautiful Things About the Christian Walk
“The flower of youth never appears more beautiful than when it bends toward the sun of righteousness.”1 – Matthew Henry “Only God may be adored, because only God is unlimited
The Greatest Privilege
Have you ever wondered what the greatest privilege in life is? Some of the things that come to mind might include living in our great free country – America. Having
Joy and Truth
In an earlier devotion we explored the relationship between joy and suffering in the life of a Christian. We showed that a Christian, that is walking in the will of
Quotes on the Blessing of Brokenness
“Jesus said, ‘Blessed are the poor in spirit’ – contrary to what we would expect, brokenness is the pathway to blessing! There are no alternative routes; there are no short-cuts.
Can a Scientist really believe the Bible? – Part II
In Part II of this devotion, we will examine a few additional examples of just how influential the Bible was in the lives of great scientists of yesteryear. Consider the
Can a Scientist really believe the Bible? – Part I
As one journeys on their deeper walk with the Lord it is always easier to travel when we know that we don’t walk it alone. There is a tremendous dynamic
Jesus and You – The Ultimate Winning Combination – Part II
As we still travel deeper into the precious word of God, we come across perhaps the most exciting two verse combination in all of Scriptures. These two verses, (Romans 8:28-29),
Jesus and You – The Ultimate Winning Combination – Part I
In part one of this two-part devotion, we are going to begin to explore the ultimate winning combination – you and Jesus. When David wrote (Psalm 34:8) he knew what
Quotes on Choice for the Christian
“Choices will continually be necessary and — let us not forget — possible. Obedience to God is always possible. It is a deadly error to fall into the notion that