TV or Prayer – What’s Your Priority?
In yesterday’s devotion I shared many quotes by Peter Kreeft. One quote that really stuck out was the following: “Remembering the facts of death and Heaven gives us an even
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Two Fairy Stories
While fairy stories can be charming and entertaining I would like to discuss two different fairy stories that I find many adults believe in. The eminent British scientist and mathematician,
American Christianity – Its Greatest Challenge
Satan, would like nothing more than to destroy Christianity in America. And while He is a defeated foe for the Christian, we must according to Scripture, be extremely vigilant of
What’s More Precious Than Silver and Gold?
Imagine having thousands of coins of silver and gold. With that horde of wealth you could buy so many things that could make your life more comfortable and enjoyable. But
The Most Beloved Spot on Earth
Andrew Murray said it well: “O, let the place of secret prayer become to me the most beloved spot on earth.”1 Since I started my daily devotional website almost 4
A Wonderful Invitation
On our journey through time we are accompanied by a host of different people. We and our family, friends, co-workers, acquaintances, and even strangers make up this wonderful mosaic called
Gratitude
Over the years I have seen many Christians forfeit the joys that following Jesus should always bring because they let circumstances determine whether they will be thankful or not. But
Christianity – The Radically Attractive Alternative
Life is an adventure and while there are many ways we can live our lives, I contend that Christianity, while radical, is the best way to live a life that
Wise Men Walk with God
Leonard Ravenhill (1907-1994) was a famous English Christian evangelist known for his emphasis on prayer and revival. He is also known for his many powerful and witty quotations. Two quotes
Two Great Days!
While life is often filled with many special days there are two days in particular that William Barclay says are the greatest. According to Barclay: “There are two great days