Have you considered we serve the God of the new? Every week starts with a fresh Sunday. Every month is marked by a new moon. New spring growth follows a seasonal cycle of summer, autumn, and winter. At the end of each year, a new year begins. When we receive Christ we are made into […]
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Probably the first verse memorized by every Christian is For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son… –John 3:16. God gave a gift beyond all gifts, a gift we could never earn or repay: life, forgiveness, joy, peace, and hope. At Christmas we celebrate the birth of this gift from
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Jesus used salt and light several times as metaphors referring to His followers. Salt was used for two things in the 1st Century Middle East. First, salt preserved food, especially quick-spoiling meat. Similarly, believers preserve the lives of those in the world from inherent evil working within a society of unredeemed, ungodly men whose natures
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Just as the ways of God are far above the ways of man, so are His paths vastly superior. Proverbs 14:12 and 16:25 remind us the ways that seem right to mankind lead only to death. This was evidently an important enough concept that the author was inspired to include it not once but twice.
When we read the Lord’s prayer in Matthew 6:5-13, the only seemingly material request we are instructed to pray is for is God to give us our daily bread. But should this be taken as literal bread to eat? 10 Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.
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Here’s another one that’s not mine, but it’s far too good not to share with you. I wish I could credit the original author. Thanks go out to my good friend Terry for sending this to me. Satan called a worldwide convention of demons. In his opening address he said, “We can’t keep people from
