The Common Denominator
What do Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, Isaac Newton, Theodore Roosevelt, Helen Keller, John Quincy Adams, Woodrow Wilson, Samuel Morse, Daniel Webster, and Charles Dickens have in common? May the following
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Walking Into the Unknown
Life is full of unknowns. And if you are like most people we have a natural inclination to fear the unknown. For example, no one can know the date when
Meeting Jesus – You Will Never Be the Same
When a person meets Jesus through the process of conversion, according to Philip Yancey: “No one who meets Jesus ever stays the same.”1 This born again experience is so unique because
Jesus – The Most Controversial Person Who Ever Lived
Mention God and you don’t usually get much of a reaction. And that’s because God to many people is just something spiritual that may or may not play some role
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
Is Jesus the Only Way?
On the surface the claim that Christians are narrow minded stating that Jesus Christ is the only way to God even bothers me, a born-again Christian. If it were up
Delighting in the Lord!
Did you ever realize that you were created to delight in the Lord? I really like the way Sam Storms put it: “You weren’t created for boredom or burnout or
The Incarnation – Marvelous and Mysterious
J. I. Packer in referring to the incarnation once proclaimed: “The Almighty appeared on earth as a helpless human baby, needing to be fed and changed and taught to talk
The Cross – Where Mercy and Judgment Meet
At the cross of Christ, a most unique thing happened: God’s love for lost sinners and His perfect justice met. It’s at the cross where the wounds of sin are