I looked for someone who might rebuild the wall of righteousness that guards the land. I searched for someone to stand in the gap in the wall so I wouldn’t have to destroy the land, but I found no one. (Ezekiel 22:30) Read: Ezekiel 21:1-22:31, Hebrews 10:1-17, Psalm 108:1-13, Proverbs 27:12 Relate: It was a field of…
What we treasure is a window into our hearts. When people look through that window, what do they see?
Hiding from the consequences of our sin seems to be our knee jerk reaction, but it does not work.
The other day, I noticed that the mall had put up some Christmas decorations by the main entrance. I was shocked. Well, not really. After all, the Christmas lights I saw were crescent moons and stars. Around here, you don’t hear Christmas music when you go into stores to shop. You don’t get Christmas music…
Her plan to get to work a little faster apparently didn’t quite pan out as she imagined it.
Is it really so much easier to point the finger than it is to examine our own lives? Instead of asking, “What has he sacrificed?” What if we asked, “What do I believe? How passionately do I believe it? What am I willing to sacrifice to see it come true?” via Dream Crazy — Kingdoms Collide
I am going on a 45 mile hike over the next couple days. So I have rescheduled a couple old posts from previous years for August 4-5. See you all when I get back.
We love heroic stands against overwhelming odds. We cheer on defiant charges against insurmountable opponents. Win, lose, or draw, facing the impossible is the stuff of which legends are born.
When it comes to money, I don’t think Jesus cared much about it.
Then the church had peace. Honestly, I felt like this verse should have been located way up around verse nineteen. Paul goes on a mission to kill off the followers of Jesus in Damascus. Along the way, God himself intervenes and Paul turns from being a persecutor to a follower. In the city of Damascus,…
THE RIVER WALK 