1 Samuel 12.14-25 The Israelites sinned against the LORD as they asked for a king. Having rejected the rule of the Lord over them, they desired to be like other nations. In Samuel’s farewell address to the Israelites, he said: Do not be afraid; you have done all this evil. Yet do not turn... Continue Reading →
The Faithfulness of God to Uphold Us
1 Corinthians 1.1-10 Paul began his letter to the Corinthian believers with hope, reminding them of God’s grace having effectually worked in their lives, bringing them salvation. They were called, redeemed, and gifted by God, and were now being sanctified by God. Paul also gives them the assurance that the Lord will ever be... Continue Reading →
Romans 6.15-23
Death. We will all face it. The only act which will keep us from experiencing death is the coming of Jesus Christ. Death may come suddenly and unexpectedly, or it may come following a lingering and difficult illness. What happens after we die is of greatest importance. People have come to various conclusions: nothing... Continue Reading →
All Things Work Together for Good
Romans 8.26-39 Romans 8.28 is a familiar passage of Scripture. Often quoted, it can be one of encouragement or discouragement; people can use it with little thought or very carefully while considering the sovereign design of God. When taking time to think about its content, it is powerful for every step and stage of... Continue Reading →
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
Recently I read an excellent book written by John Mark Comer, "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry." It caused me to stop and think. Perhaps you have read this book already. If not, I encourage that this is a good read to help us in our spiritual growth as we travel this earth, anticipating eternity. Some... Continue Reading →
My Morning Desk 