Hugh McKail Hanged after Torture When Hugh McKail dragged himself up the scaffold for his hanging, on this day, December 22, 1666 he did so joyfully. The twenty-six-year-old Scotsman was eager to enter eternal life with God and he told the crowd so. “Now I leave off to speak any more with created beings and begin my … More Today in Church History
James 1:19-27 (ESV) James 1:19-27 (RVR 1960) Today’s Reading | James 1:19-27 True Salvation If you were to make a list of three characteristics that demonstrate that one is truly saved, what three would you choose? You probably would not choose the three that James did in this passage. He lists three ways to be … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
A good friend of mine sent me this from Dr. Don Snider’s presentation at the U.S Army War College prayer breakfast this past week. I got permission to share it with y’all enjoy – Mike An Advent Meditation: “…Grace and Truth”… and Reality In our Post-Truth Culture FB Dec 2019 grace and truth
Once a well respected magazine in the Christian community especially among evangelicals, sadly CT has gone the way of the far left in it’s thinking. Every “Christian” MUST post, say and write based upon facts not feelings and emotion, unfortunately Mr. Galli’s effort falls woefully short. – Mike Christianity Today Impeaches Its Credibility By Tony … More Christianity Today Impeaches Its Credibility
Sayer’s Today The year was 1941. Britain was at war–and not just with Germany. At home, a fire-storm of controversy roared around a Christian writer. The trouble began when the BBC (British Broadcast Corporation) announced that it would produce a series of twelve radio plays retelling the life of Christ. The Man Born to Be King was … More Today in Church History
While I do not always agree with their point of view QOTW normally strikes a balanced answer and leaves it up to the reader to be a Berean examining for themselves what they read and seeking out the whole counsel of God daily. For that reason I chose to post this here in hopes y’all … More Questions about Christmas
I think most of us have her of George Frideric Handel , but prior to reading this I had no knowledge of Charles Jennens. – Mike Handel’s—and Jennens’s—“Messiah” Apologetics Through Art As one wag put it, “In the orchestra world, George Frideric Handel’s Messiah is every bit an annual Christmas tradition as eggnog and overworked shopping mall Santas.” … More Handel’s—and Jennens’s—“Messiah”
We continue our series on The Roles or Work Of the Holy Spirit. As I noted I found this list, there are many others, called 70 Functions of the Holy Spirit and while I have some reservations that some of the items on the list (could easily be taken out of proper biblical context) it can be a helpful tool. We … More Daily Devotional – The Holy Spirit Part XIII
I have often quoted Dr.Jones and consider him the C.H. Spurgeon of the 1900’s. One of my favorite quotes of his is: “Do you think that you deserve forgiveness? If you do you are not a Christian.” You can find out more about, listen to and read most of his 1600+ sermons here at the MLJ … More Today In Church History
We continue our series on The Roles or Work Of the Holy Spirit. As I noted I found this list, there are many others, called 70 Functions of the Holy Spirit and while I have some reservations that some of the items on the list (could easily be taken out of proper biblical context) it can be a helpful tool. We … More Daily Devotional – The Holy Spirit Part XII
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