Living a Devotional Life
A devotional life... can be through worship, singing praises, prayer, Bible reading, meditating on a section of God's Word, and spending quiet time listening for God to speak to us individually.
A devotional life... can be through worship, singing praises, prayer, Bible reading, meditating on a section of God's Word, and spending quiet time listening for God to speak to us individually.
Mark Rutland, in his book Nevertheless, shows how the simple Word, "nevertheless" holds a key to victory in the difficulties of life. This short book contains some excellent devotions.
There are always new changes in philosophies and research concerning nutrition and weight loss....But not so with our spiritual diet. The same recommended spiritual nutrients that worked 2000 years ago work now.
Because of a curve at the bottom, he couldn't see the end of the tunnel or me. But I called to him, letting him know I was there waiting for him. But then he said, "No tunnel."
Yes, my biological aunt wanted me to be aborted, but my birth mother chose life. God was faithful to my birth mother’s prayers: I was raised in a Christian home
“In a world where there is so much to be done. I felt strongly impressed that there must be something for me to do.”
Sometimes feeling trapped is a result of our own choices, and sometimes it's because Satan laid a trap for us and we fell into it. Sometimes God Himself sets the trap because He wants to show us how faithful He is as we trust Him.
The doors of the gate swung open, and I could see that beyond them was a beautiful bright green pasture, filled with multi-colored flowers.
A teen who is a cross country runner was denied his third place win at a state meet, probably because he had the reference to a scripture verse embroidered on the headband that he uses to keep his long hair off his face when he runs.
We've all seen buildings dedicated to special people—some who were rich and donated money towards the original construction, some who had contributed in other ways, and some who had died. The custom for this last category is to use the word, “memorial,”