10:am Sunday morning, reflecting on the unusual feeling of not attending Sunday School while preparing to preach, valuing learning and community.
The Sanctuary of God is found in cherished memories, and in the heart of the believer. Amid life's trials, God's peace and comfort prevail.
Two ships set sail, one light with pride, the other humbly weighed with ballast stones. Only the humble vessel survived the storm.
As for me and my house, we will serve the one true God who is our Savior, Jesus Christ. If that makes me a fool, then I am a fool for God.
The phrase "more to come" promises hope for emptiness, an assurance of God's plans, and faith in a future beyond what we can see.
“Come and see.” This is the challenge to see in Jesus the Answer to all questions, the Object of all desires, and the fulfilled Promise of all time.
Jacob's wrestling with God in Gen.32 shows a life-changing acknowledgment of God. Challenging readers to a personal encounter with God.
“Indeed, ask about the earlier days that preceded you, from the day God created man on the earth and from one end of the heavens to the other: Has anything like this great event ever happened, or has anything like it been heard of?——- Today, recognize and keep in mind…
Wasted- A woman pours costly ointment on Jesus, angering disciples, but Jesus praises her sacrifice as preparation for his burial.
The story emphasizes that Kal-El, or Superman, is fictional and urges readers to place their hope in Jesus instead of presidential candidates.