Another Kind of Grace
by David Roberts There are those who for years have defined grace as “unmerited favor,” and, for the most part, this definition seems to work quite well. One of the…
Can We Have A Temperament of Love?
As we approach Father's Day, let's think about our Heavenly Father's love for us. There is a Greek word, agape, which is used in the New Testament to describe our…
Palm Sunday Praise
On this day we commemorate how Jesus entered Jerusalem humbly riding on the colt of a donkey. The people didn't understand. They thought he was entering as the one who would set Himself up as King and drive out the tyranny of the Roman rulers.
Never My Love
For Valentines Day, let's enjoy a classic love song from the '60s, "Never My Love" by the Association.
Is Your New Year’s Resolution Restrictive?
New Year's Resolutions - Realistic or Restrictive? by Mariyn Murphree Philippians 3:13, 14 "...But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I…
Some of the Wonders of Christmas
Christmas Devotion: Some of the Wonders of Christmas by John Rataczak But when the fullness of time was come, God sent forth His Son, made of a woman, made under…
Taste and See That the Lord is Good
I made a chocolate pie just a few minutes ago, and made sure that all the pudding did not end in the pie crust...so I could have a taste!
Sharing Your Memorials
Write about memorials and talk about them with your family and friends. You could even make a recording in which you talk about the spiritual memorials in your life. That would be a precious heritage that could be enjoyed by your children and grandchildren in the years to come.
New Every Morning
Every morning, whether it is glorious morning like this morning, or whether it's a gloomy, stormy day, our Heavenly Father is ready to pour out His compassion and mercy upon us.
Is the Weather Forecast Like Prophecy?
Weather is terribly unpredictable, like rest of life. It reminds me of a fact I've heard about the odds of all the predictions of the Old Testament coming true. It's a ratio of some-stupidly-large-number-with-lots-of-commas-and-zeros to one.