2 Corinthians 9 In short, this Chapter is a reminder to the church in Corinth to fulfill their promise to help the church in Jerusalem. Paul reminds them that gift-giving should be done willingly and cheerfully, that God blesses those who do so and closes with our ext v.15. Paul uses v.15, as a reminder … More Devotional Thought for Today – 03/22/2021
Solitude Sweetened by James Meikle, 1730-1799 Worldly losses and misfortunes universal “Mankind is born for trouble as surely as sparks fly upward.” (Job 5:7) Convene, you mournful throng, and vent your dreary moans; muster all your complaints, and recite the causes of your sorrow. Then hear royalty itself break silence first in the melancholy … More Worldly losses and misfortunes universal
10 Things You Should Know about Christian Ethics July 24, 2018by: Wayne Grudem, This article is part of the 10 Things You Should Know series. What is Christian ethics and what role should it play in the life of a believer? 1. Christian ethics teaches us how to live. Christian ethics asks what the whole Bible teaches us … More 10 Things You Should Know about Christian Ethics
You may have noticed recently I have been posting many devotional thoughts concerning the trends in America. Here is a sermon from John Newton best known for composing Amazing Grace he was with his friend William Cowper a prolific hymn writer and excellent preacher. While Jeremiah was obviously speaking prophetically to the nation of Israel … More Sunday Sermon Series – The Guilt and Danger of Such a Nation as This
PSALM 37 SUBJECT. The great riddle of the prosperity of the wicked and the affliction of the righteous, which has perplexed so many, is here dealt with in the light of the future; and fretfulness and repining are most impressively forbidden. It is a Psalm in which the Lord hushes most sweetly the too common … More Devotional Thought for Today – 03/20/2021
Recently, especially in response to the revelations of particularly egregious misconduct by Ravi Zacharias, and even abuse, we’ve been warned away from saying anything akin to “There, but for the grace of God, go I.” What is, to some an admission that… Source: https://breakpoint.org/gripping-grace-avoiding-sin
Joel 2 Before we get to our text for today most folks would have picked Psalm 33:12-22 Blessed [fortunate, prosperous, and favored by God] is the nation whose God is the Lord,…In proportion as we have [a]hoped in You. Given the overwhelming evidence that America was not founded as a “Christian Nation” that is a theocracy, but … More Devotioanal Thought for Today – 03/19/2021
Riches are . . . long in getting — with much pains, hard in keeping — with much care, quick in losing — with more sorrow. (Thomas Fuller) Fuller was of course speaking of earthly riches or treasures, Matthew 6:19-21, Matthew 6:33, Matthew 16:26, that society pushes folks to concentrate on. He … More Devotional Thought for Today – 03/18/2021
Call of Abram Genesis 12 Summary: God calls Abram, and blesses him with a promise of Christ. (1-3) Abram departs from Haran. (4-5) He journeys through Canaan and worships God in that land. (6-9) Abram is driven by a famine into Egypt, He feigns his wife to be his sister. (10-20) – MHCC Our text … More Devotional Thought for Today – 03/17/2021
There is nothing more basic in Christianity than the understanding that Christ and Christ alone is the propitiation (substitute payment) for our sins. In this series of six (6) short studies Grace to You Ministries studies that Great Exchange. The Heart of the Gospel The Offense of the Cross The Only Right View of the … More Grace to You Blog Series – The Great Exchange
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