Luke 6.27-36 Jesus spoke to change our hearts toward those who are difficult to love, who have offended us, or have harmed us. He called us to love them. But I say to you who hear, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those... Continue Reading →
Hosanna to the King of kings!
Mark 11.1-11 Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem was like none other. Royalty would plan an arrival into the city with a procession filled with much “pomp and circumstance;” there would likely be the parade of horses, chariots, and trumpets announcing the king’s arrival. The king would come in the finest of robes, expecting people to bow... 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 →
Whate’er My God Ordains Is Right
A young mother died this past weekend, leaving behind her husband and three young girls. In the midst of a two-year battle with cancer, which included surgeries, therapies, pain, and always the unknown, she and her family remained strong in their faith. While not giving up on life and continuing the fight to live, they... Continue Reading →
The Love of Christ for Sinners!
Along with my morning reading of Scripture I generally read a hymn from an old hymnal simply called Gadsby’s Hymns. This is a collection of hymns written by Puritans and are rich with truth and encouragement. In celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, may we ever remember the depth of His love and... Continue Reading →
My Morning Desk 