Not sure why but it finally registered this morning, that the eve of Christ’s birth is just one week away. In the following Pastor John MacArthur answers the question, Why was Jesus born? Why was Jesus born? We know where he was born. We know when he was born. We sing songs celebrating that he was born. But why was he born? One … More Devotional Thought for Today – 12/17/2021
It’s been almost 22 months since the onset of the COVID-19 global pandemic, a catastrophic turn that upended life as we knew it. Almost overnight, offices emptied out, businesses shut down and schools and churches were forced to go online, if at all. “Fifteen days to flatten the curve” turned to months and then a … More Stop Using COVID As an Excuse to Not Go to Church
LUKE 1 CONTEXT: With its 80 verses Luke chapter 1 is one of the longest chapters in the New Testament. Luke was a companion of the Apostle Paul and the Gospel of Luke, unlike that of Mathew, Mark and John is not based on first-hand knowledge but first-hand (eye witness) accounts. Matthew Henry breaks down … More Devotional Thought for Today – 12/16/2021
Instead of our normal devotional here is a series of 5 devotions entitled: The Superiority of Jesus Christ from Grace to You Ministries. We hope you are greatly blessed.
Last week on Dec 8th, we posted a devotional on Psalm 8, that began with a quote from C.H. Spurgeon that appears to indicate he was opposed to Christmas. After a discussion with someone who read the post and read it over again, I realize how easily this impression could be left, which was not … More Devotional Thought for Today -12/13/21
Every person of faith struggles with this. When terrible things happen to good people (a tragic event, a loved one dies or gets cancer, etc.), the question is always there: Why would God allow this to happen? Well, this is important—it’s the wrong way to approach your faith. Dennis has spent years examining this topic … More How could God allow such horrible things?
Romans 3 As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one: CONTEXT: The above image makes a lighthearted seasonal attempt to poke fun at Calvinists’ and the Biblical truth that all are woefully guilty of sin. It is however a serious topic and one that cartoons aside should never be taken lightly. Matthew … More Devotional Thought for Today – 12/07/21
PSALM 51 CONTEXT: First we will look at C.H. Spurgeon’s explanation: TITLE. To the Chief Musician. Therefore not written for private meditation only, but for the public service of song. Suitable for the loneliness of individual penitence, this matchless Psalm is equally well adapted for an assembly of the poor in spirit. A Psalm of David. … More Devotional Thought for Today – 12/06/21
This article is part of the What Does the Bible Say? series. Included in This Article Definitions and Summary Why Evangelism Matters for Everyday Life Key Passages about Evangelism FAQ about Evangelism For Personal Reflection Definitions and Summary In a Nutshell — Evangelism is teaching or preaching the gospel with the aim to persuade. That’s it. I’m lifting … More What Does the Bible Say about Evangelism?
If it is 100% true that God “LOVES” everyone the same, how then can we justify Romans 9:13, As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated? Or more importantly what need was there for Christ’s sacrifice at Calvary? Think about it, if God’s “unconditional, all consuming Love was is so … More Sunday Sermon Series – 12/05/2021
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