The Truth About Sin: Lessons from Autumns Falling Leaves John 8:32
Reflecting on the inevitability of falling leaves as a metaphor for truth, emphasizing the need for repentance from sin and trusting God.
Reflecting on the inevitability of falling leaves as a metaphor for truth, emphasizing the need for repentance from sin and trusting God.
A marginalized woman experiences healing through faith in Jesus, transforming from feeling like a nobody to realizing her worth as God's child.
I know that God is in control. I am convinced that He traces the path of the storm. As the thunder rolls, I am reminded that God is marching on.
Barnabas, the "Son of Encouragement," inspired many in the Bible, particularly Paul and John Mark, highlighting the power of encouragement.
IJLED; The Major Prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. The writers of these books of the Bible are called major prophets. Yet, these men would not be popular preachers in today's world. The woke culture would cancel them. Talking heads in the news industry would call them religious kooks.…
Bible study. The discussion focuses on John’s doubts about Jesus, His responses, and reflections on faith, ministry, and public opinion.
God is inconsiderate. He prioritizes His plans over ours, inviting trust despite suffering, yet offers eternal life through Christ beyond our dreams.
Sorrows are vanquished, and impossibilities become possible if the Lord is Lord of the heart. In the presence of Jesus, hopelessness is destroyed.
Sunday Rising It is Sunday morning. I’m scheduled to preach in a few hours. I get up early to begin my day with prayer and reading God’s Word. The moon was in the dark stage last night, so as I sit on the back porch with my Bible and a…
The post celebrates the author’s mother as a nearly perfect woman, embodying love, faith, and dedication, akin to the Proverbs 31 ideal.