Porque no nos ha dado Dios espíritu de cobardía, sino de poder, de amor y de dominio propio (RVR 1960) CONTEXT: Paul is writing to Timothy, and it is Timothy’s first experience as a leader on his own. He had previously been Paul’s partner in the ministry but now he was in charge of the … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – Men of God
by John MacArthur | Wednesday, February 26, 2020 “If God is real, why doesn’t He show Himself to me?” “Where is the evidence of God’s existence?” “I need proof of God—where’s the proof?” We’ve all heard those questions—or perhaps more precisely, objections—before. But we should never be intimidated by them. Rather, we ought to follow the pattern … More God Is
Ever hear the phrase, “Prayer changes things.” Do you believe it? The Apostle Paul said, ‘Pray without ceasing. James says, ‘the effectual prayer of a righteous man accomplishes much.” As Christians we should place great value on prayer – because God does. Prayer’s a command, it’s worship and it’s a privilege. Why don’t more people … More FIVE – One Minute Messages on Prayer
One of the most common arguments against Covenant or Reformed Theology is that it places all the emphasis on God and none on man’s actions. The most frequent example (usually in a sarcastic manner) is so y’all don’t need to evangelize because God deals with all that. My answer is let us READ THE BOOK! … More Through our Gospel
CONTEXT: I found the verses above in my Inbox this week and then started looking into all the articles I had posted about Biblical Love recently; the list was far more extensive than I remembered. So this weeks challenge is to look over these past posts, below, and then answer the questions below. As always … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – LOVE
Rutherford Exiled for Publishing Not many pastors rise at 3 A.M. to be sure they have sufficient time for God and their people. Samuel Rutherford was one who did. Thus it came as a great blow to him when he was compelled to leave the folk he loved. Rutherford had published an Apology of Divine Grace against … More Today in Church History
In honor of Presidents Day, review this special “Stand in the Gap TV” program with Sam Rohrer, Isaac Crockett and Bill Federer on: “Prayer, Presidents and Purposes.”
It is Sunday “The Lord’s Day” and here is something to contemplate throughout the day. This verse has two key components; God’s Love and Christ’s Mission in Relation to God’s Love. Note this verse makes it clear true love (Biblical) is can ever anything we attempt to do on our own. God must Love us … More He Loved Us
Bonhoeffer Transferred to Buchenwald Concentration Camp Where does a Christian fit in a nation which makes itself god? The Lutheran theologian Deitrich Bonhoeffer answered that the Christian’s duty is to resist such a regime. This landed him in a concentration camp and cost him his life. Safe in exile in America, he abruptly returned to … More Today in Church History
We have all read the story here, John 9:1-7, of Jesus healing the blind man. This verse is often overlooked in the conversation for it’s theological implications. Note what Jesus is saying: That the sin is not the most important thing; he does not say do not deal with sin nor that sin nature is … More John 9:3 – The Works of God
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