Prayers for Governing Authorities In 1 Timothy 2:1-4, the Apostle Paul wrote: “First of all, then, I urge that entreaties and prayers, petitions and thanksgivings, be made on behalf of all men, for kings and all who are in authority, so that we may lead a tranquil and quiet life in all godliness and dignity. … More Prayers for Governing Authorities
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
COULD YOU IMAGINE THE LEFT’S RESPONSE TODAY! American Minute with Bill Federer First Chief Justice – John Jay: His Faith & Judicial Philosophy The First Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, appointed by George Washington, was also President of the American Bible Society. Who was he? John Jay, who died MAY 17, 1829. READ MORE
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
Today’s BreakPoint: How Chuck Colson Thought Abortion Would Ultimately End …“This,” Chuck concluded, “is the way the abortion war will ultimately be won: through Jesus Christ changing hearts, one by one. No amount of political force, no government, no laws, no army of Planned Parenthood workers, can ever stop that. It is the one thing … More How Chuck Colson Thought Abortion Would Ultimately End
PSALM 4 Anger is a natural outpouring if the unregenerate man. Here in Psalm 4 David begins by with a prayer, begging God to deal with his enemies v.1-3. When we get to v.4 David instructs his enemies to turn (repent) from their anger Be angry,2 and do not sin; (ESV); turning to God v.5. David … More Devotional Thought for Today – 10/23/2020
What’s the Impact on Families and Kids If Schools Stay Closed? By Rachel del Guidice Jonathan Butcher, senior policy analyst for the Center for Education Policy at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the impact on families and children when schools remain closed during COVID-19. Read More
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