PSALM 25 PATHS In my youth I loved to go out into the mountains of the Appalachian Trail and hike for days. Stretching from Georgia to Maine one can find some of the best hiking trails in the US there and truly (although at the time I did not realize it) get closer to God … More Devotional Thought for Today – 11/04/2020
Hope in a Cynical Age by Nathan Williams | Nov 03, 2020 According to 1 Corinthians 13:13, there are three great spiritual virtues: faith, hope, and love. And of these three, Paul says that the greatest is love. Paul makes it clear that love drives our spiritual lives, and without it, we are as … More Hope in a Cynical Age
KJV and RVR 1960 So many folks I know focus on v.3 and the valley of the shadow of death, that they miss out on what I think is the real key to this Psalm. Yes, there is no doubt that we can fear no evil brought against us for thou art with me; thy … More Devotional Thought for Today – 11/03/2020
Approximately 220,000 Americans have reportedly died from COVID-19. Weary from lockdowns, changing headlines, and the blame game, it’s easy to lose sight of the scale of this tragedy. But we ought not miss just who is dying from the coronavirus. Today’s BreakPoint: How COVID Could Push Us Further Toward Euthanasia Lessons from the Coronavirus Pt. 13 Last … More How COVID Could Push Us Further Toward Euthanasia
Luke 22:24-30 PRIDEFUL DISPUTE Jesus sits down at His final meal with His disciples and a argument breaks out. They have just learned of Jesus’ betrayal and of course no one is going own up to that so the next “logical” thing to “discuss” is who is the greatest among them. Most folks in their … More Devotional Thought for Today – 10/28/2020
PSALM 7 CONFIDENCE Psalm 7 is all about Confidence or Faith in God. It is not dumb or blind faith (as the picture above depicts) but one based upon a solid relationship with the creator God. David is under attack from Cush the Benjamite and sings this song of lament to the Lord praying for … More Devotional Thought for Today – 10/27/2020
Luke 19:1-10 Sinners at the Table Think of the most untrustworthy people in today’s society, and you have the image of Zacchaeus, back in Jesus time. He was a chief tax collector, was rich and that made him the most unliked of individuals. Jesus had no issue with sinners like Zacchaeus, in fact as … More Devotional thought for Today – 10/26/2020
PROVERBS 14 The book of Proverbs was designed to help us in “attaining wisdom and discipline; in understanding words of insight; in acquiring a disciplined and prudent life, doing what is right and just and fair; in giving prudence to the simple, knowledge and discretion to the young.” On Track Devotions Proverbs 14 is no … More Sunday Sermon Series – Proverbs 14
Luke 17:11-19 Developing an Attitude of Gratitude Some context here, Jesus is on His way to Jerusalem and come upon a group of 10 Lepers. Think for a moment how in is this time period Leprosy (any skin abnormality like psoriasis included) meant you were cast out of the cities to live isolated either alone … More Devotional Thought for Today – 10/22/2020
Today’s BreakPoint: Live Not by Lies …Weiss describes a growing and institutionally enforced anti-Semitism, and proceeds to list a series of incidents that she says cannot be accurately understood as isolated, but instead as an essential and insidious component of the new liberalism, a “mixture of postmodernism, postcolonialism, identity politics, neo-Marxism, critical race theory, intersectionality, … More Live Not by Lies
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