Category: Ponder on this

The Bible lists many miracles. From the parting of the Red Sea to Christ’s Virgin Birth and resurrection from the dead, the Bible is clearly a book of miracles. ManyContinue readingThe Greatest Miracle

As a Christian we usually celebrate two birthday’s – one physical, the other spiritual. Today is my physical birthday. I was born on July 17, 1953 – 68 years ago.Continue readingThree Births

On July 8, 1741, in Enfield, Connecticut, one of the most famous sermons in Christian history was preached by the American revivalist pastor and theologian, Jonathan Edwards. Sinners in theContinue readingSinners in the Hands of an Angry God

Did you know that even for the Christian tomorrow isn’t promised? In our world today, planet Earth has over seven billion inhabitants. As of 2021 statistics show that every dayContinue readingTomorrow isn’t Promised

In yesterday’s devotion we began to explore why God’s command to kill the Canaanites was an act of divine capital punishment. In today’s devotion I would like to share fourContinue readingThe Killing of the Canaanites – Genocide or Capital Punishment? – Part II

Perhaps one of the most difficult passages in all of Scripture to share with an unsaved person, and for that matter even with a Christian, concerns God’s command to wipeContinue readingThe Killing of the Canaanites – Genocide or Capital Punishment? – Part I

In our world today one of the most precious gifts the Father has given us is the gift of sight. With our eyes we can see a beautiful sunset, aContinue readingThe Reality of the Unseen World

If there is one thing missing in many Christians in America today it would have to be having a passion for Jesus. And I might add that we often don’tContinue readingPraising God with a Whole Heart

Professor Clay Jones shares the following great insight: “That’s one reason why the godless so often champion political, environmental, and social movements: they need to be a part of somethingContinue readingWhy do People do Good Works?

Free will allows one to have a personal relationship with God and the chance to obtain eternal life – and I believe this outweighs the suffering we see in ourContinue readingWhy is free will so valuable for God to permit so much suffering?