Our quotes for today emphasize the duty of every Christian. We are to read our Bibles daily so we may grow spiritually, be refreshed, and receive the guidance we need for our Christian walk. I often hear folks say, ‘My Bible is my only source for my Christian walk, I need no other.’ While technically … More Friday Feature Quote – “Reading” -01/16/2026
One of the most common questions I hear among Christians is, “How can I know God’s will for my Life?” The answer to that question begins with today’s devotional question. Note the links at the bottom to the previous post on God’s will. January 3, 2026/Don Strand/Faith . “How Does God Speak to People Today?” … More Devotion – “How Does God Speak to People Today?” – 01/06/2026
We must be exceptionally careful in the matter of comparing Scripture with Scripture. The Bible never contradicts itself. We must never base our doctrine upon one statement only; or to put it in another way, our doctrine must never be so formulated as to be in conflict with any other statement of Scripture or to … More Friday Feature Quote – “Why Doctrine Matters” – 12/26/2025
Lord, You are my portion,You are all that I needYour goodness fills me upwhen on your Word I feed. The measure of Your grace,fills me to the brimfor, when I study and readYour sufficiency sets in. With each verse that I tuck,deep down in my heartmy joy becomes completeas eternal hope You impart. I find … More The Lord Is My Portion ~ 09/17/2025
Last month, John MacArthur went home to be with our Lord and Savior. He was in his mid-eighties, and if we consider the body of work this man had done over the years, you might have thought he should have taken it easy. Yet as he was turning eighty, his chief concern was finishing well. … More Devotion “Finishing Well” – 08/23/2025
COMMENTS I have said this before, but it bears repeating: those who say “that’s just your interpretation of the Bible” rarely have a good understanding of scripture. Scripture is not open to individual interpretation (2 Peter 1:20). There are some who argue that this verse only refers to the Old Testament prophets. While a case … More Sunday Sermon Series – “Sprugeon on Interpteting Scripture” – 07/27/2025
I have often written about “Apologetics” and do not foresee any reason to stop. Just as football (European soccer) fans will argue their belief that their team is best without compromise, we too, as true believers in the God of the Bible must be ready and able, to defend our beliefs against all naysayers. This … More How we got the Bible – 09/03/2024
Here on this site, we write mainly about Worldviews, Sovereignty, and Apologetics. Having the proper Biblical or Christian worldview allows us the beginnings of being able to defend our (Apologetics) faith. Of course, one can not defend their faith or have a proper Biblical/Christian Worldview without first being grounded in the “Foundational Authority of Scripture.” … More Devotional Thought “Foundational Authority of Scripture” 03/20/2024
Yesterday in Adult Sunday School we continued our study of the Baptist Catechism we were on question 14, What are God’s works of providence? The instructor used mainly Old Covenant/Testament scripture to show God’s providence at work. In the Q&A before closing The question was posed ‘If we were without the New Testament, how could … More Devotional Thought – “The Law of God” – 03/11/2024
How many times have we heard someone say Christianity Is Not a Religion, It’s a Relationship. Is there evidence to back that statement up? Why would Christianity not be considered a religion? I attended a men’s retreat this past weekend and one of the guest speakers and I were discussing cliches or maxims and this … More Devotional Thought -“Maxims” – 03/04/2024
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