God’s Character – It’s Beyond Awesome!
Is it any wonder that the Lord’s prayer we find in (Matthew 6) begins with the following words: “…Our Father in heaven, Hallowed be Your name.” (Matthew 6:9). You see, I
Daily Devotional
Jesus Has Your Back – No Need to Fear
Christian, so often we fear the future and the unknown. We fear, I believe, because we haven’t come to realize that if Jesus has our back, there really is no
The Wisdom of Always Being Thankful
Did you know that always having a thankful heart is not only good medicine for the soul but commanded of us by God. (1 Thessalonians 5:18) tells us: “in everything
Jeremiah Burroughs – Quotes to Bless the Soul
In yesterday’s devotion we talked about Jeremiah Burroughs’ classic book on Christian contentment called, The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment, and how we as Christians should always live in a
The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment
Way back in the 1600’s the well-known Puritan preacher, Jeremiah Burroughs, wrote a classic book on Christian contentment called, The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment. As I thought about this
What’s Your Starting Point?
In one of the best-selling Christian books of all time, The Purpose Drive Life, by Pastor Rick Warren, I was really fascinated by the subtitle: What on Earth am I
Jonathan Edwards – Quotes to Ponder – Part II
“To go to heaven, fully to enjoy God, is infinitely better than the most pleasant accommodations here.”1 “Grace is but Glory begun, and Glory is but Grace perfected.” “A true
How to Know Jesus
While going to church, listening to sermons, having Christian fellowship, and reading Christian books, are some of the ways we can learn about Jesus, the primary way to really get
God is More Than Able
While all Christians go through various trials on their walk with the Lord not all believers follow the advice of Scripture found in (James 1:2): “My brethren, count it all joy when
The Attractiveness of God
While it is true that sin can sometimes seem attractive to our old flesh nature in the short run, it brings with it long-term misery, bondage and ultimately steals our