1 Corinthians 1 Paul writes from Ephesus to the church at Corinth, one he had spent the better part of 18 months establishing. In v.1-9, Paul does his usual greeting and then gives thanks to the church there in Corinth. In v.10-13, Paul points out the strife (divisions among the church) in Corinth. They have … More Devotional Thought for Today – 02/13/2021
Stand in the Gap Radio Update On Feb. 5, 2021, Stand in the Gap Today hosts Sam Rohrer and Dr. Gary Dull interviewed Mat Staver, Senior Pastor, Attorney, Founder, and Chairman of Liberty Counsel. They discussed the legality of mask mandates and the COVID vaccine issues. •Are mandated vaccinations lawful, Constitutional, or moral? •Does signing the vaccination … More COVID-19 and the Law: Vaccinations, Masking and Consent
1 Corinthians 13 One of the best known and most quoted and preached Chapters in the Bible, 1 Corinthians 13 is often referred to as the “Love Chapter.” Paul under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit strategically places it immediately following all the teachings on Spiritual Gifts. I for one am convinced this is purposeful, … More Devotional Thought for Today – 02/12/2021
Critical Race Theory and a Christian Worldview Francis Schaeffer described how ideas escape the ivory towers of universities and think tanks eventually to shape how ordinary people think, speak, and view their world. In 2020, one idea made that journey in record time. Not that long ago, conversations involving Critical Race Theory were largely relegated … More Critical Race Theory and a Christian Worldview
Romans 13 As you have seen me write for years CONTEXT is everything and our text for today is no exception. Romans 13 begins with Paul telling the reader that all civil authority is appointed by God and to resist them is to resist God v.1-2. We should submit to human government because they are … More Devotional Thought for Today – 02/10/2021
We can and should as “Christians” have righteous indignation or anger or hatred towards the actions of those appointed over us by God when those actions go against God’s Holy Word. Yet we are commanded to be obedient (unless that obedience violates God’s law) and to PRAY for them. I would suggest the current administration … More Seven Prayers to Pray for our National Leaders
Why Defining Justice Is Necessary for Doing Justice One of the more memorable lines written by C. S. Lewis has to do with whether or not a sense of morality is innate to human beings. “Whenever you find a man who says he does not believe in a real Right and Wrong, you will find the same … More Why Defining Justice Is Necessary for Doing Justice
American Minute with Bill Federer “Constitution has enemies, secret and professed” -Daniel Webster Considered one of the five greatest Senators in U.S. history, Daniel Webster’s statue stands in the U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall, placed there by the State of New Hampshire. His career spanned almost four decades, serving as Secretary of State for Presidents William Harrison, John Tyler, … More “Constitution has enemies, secret and professed”
Why did you not answer my prayer, Lord? Why are you not easing my pain? Why are you not taking away my sorrow? I’ve asked with tears. I’ve asked with hope. I’ve asked in faith. I know You have the power to grant my request. I know You love me. So, why have You not … More When God Says No To Earnest Prayers
Deuteronomy 6 This chapter can be divided into two sections v.1-9 where Moses lays down the commandments or laws which God has given him and v.10-25 where the people are encouraged or exhorted to obey the laws. In the verse preceding our main text God tells Moses to bring a warning; Then beware lest thou … More Devotional Thought for Today – 02/09/2021
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