A Christmas Devotion for this Weekend
They’ve been some of the most gripping moments of my life. I’ve watched silently around the world as: Sinners. All of them. Just like…
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12/27/24 Accusation that Cannot Nullify Grace
READING: One-year plan: Zechariah 1-6, Revelation 18:21-19:21 Two-year plan: 2 Chronicles 14:2-16:14, Acts 5:12-21 ———- It’s a great passage of mercy and grace (Zech…
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10 Most Read Posts on this Site in 2024
Thank you, readers, for hanging with me during the past year – and, for some of you, for the last 10 years. Maybe one…
Read More12/26/24 Repentance, Return, and Singing
READING: One-year plan: Zephaniah 1-3, Haggai 1-2, Revelation 17:1-18:20 Two-year plan: 2 Chronicles 12:1-14:1, Acts 5:1-11 ———- Today’s reading covers the entire book of…
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A Word of Encouragement for Today
Today, many of us will return to work. The festivities of the past few days have now ended. Christmas trees are about to come…
Read More12/25/24 Trusting God Anyway
READING: One-year plan: Habakkuk 1-3, Revelation 15-16 Two-year plan: 2 Chronicles 9:13-11:23, Acts 4:23-37 ———- It’s Christmas day—a day to celebrate God’s coming to…
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A Christmas Prayer for Christian Leaders in 2024
Here’s a Christmas prayer for Christian leaders.
Read More12/24/24 Unexpected and Unimpressive
READING: One-year plan: Micah 4-7, Nahum 1-3, Revelation 13:11-14:20 Two-year plan: 2 Chronicles 7:1-9:12, Acts 4:13-22 ——— It is appropriate that we are reading…
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What Christmas Eve Means to 4 Billion+ People in the World
Today is Christmas Eve 2024. Among Christ-followers, we look forward to celebrating our Savior’s birth tomorrow, and we long for the day when we…
Read More12/23/24 Sleeping?
READING: One-year plan: Jonah 1-4, Micah 1-3, Revelation 12:1-13:10 Two-year plan: 2 Chronicles 6, Acts 4:1-12 ———- Jonah was a fleeing prophet, running from…
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Demons, Leaders, and Resurrection
I know it’s the Christmas season, but this post focuses on the topic of resurrection. However, it’s not about the resurrection of Jesus; it’s about the enemy’s wanting to “resurrect” issues in the lives of believers.
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