Tomorrow is election day in the United States. Votes will be cast, and a new president will be selected by the people. We pray for wisdom in voting in a manner which pleases the Lord; we pray for a particular candidate to be victorious and hope the election outcome fits our desires; we pray for... Continue Reading →
Joshua 7.16-26
We can fall into sin’s temptation and say, “It’s not a big deal,” “no one will ever know,” or “I don’t think it’s so wrong.” We can justify sin with comments like, “it only involves me,” “I deserve it,” “no one will get hurt,” or “others have done it.” We think our sinful action will... Continue Reading →
Two Freedoms
This week we celebrate the birth of these United States of America and take great joy in our freedoms. We remember those who have gone before us, fighting, sacrificing, and giving their lives that we might be free. Though we live in a time of political unrest, of economic struggles, of moral decline, those of... Continue Reading →
Matthew 26.36-56
After eating the Passover Meal, Jesus and His disciples went together to the Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus went to pray, and to lead the disciples to pray. He knew what was before Him and them; He knew the arrest, the trial, and the crucifixion would soon be a reality; He knew the disciples would... Continue Reading →
Making Choices for Godly Living
I am happy to announce Making Choices for Godly Living has recently been published by Credo House Publishers. This is a reprint of my previous book – updated. As Christians, do we honestly believe God works all things together for good? When going through the unwanted and unexpected events of life, do we believe God’s sovereign... Continue Reading →
My Morning Desk 