- Proverbs 4:20-27
20 My son, be attentive to my words; incline your ear to my sayings.21 Let them not escape from your sight; keep them within your heart.22 For they are life to
- 15 Implications of the Resurrection
The resurrection is the cornerstone of Christianity. May meditating on its implications encourage you! 1. Jesus was declared to be the Son of God in
- Cultivating Steadfast Faith in Persecution
As the culture continues its plunge into depravity, it is becoming increasingly difficult to live a faithful Christian life. Yet, faithful we must be! For is is “the one who perseveres to the end who will be saved.” (Mt 24:13).
- God’s Purposes in Suffering
Suffering is something we all face in a fallen world. This is an axiomatic truth. One of the first questions we ask in suffering is,
- Sunday: Jesus is Risen; He is Risen Indeed!
Directions: Tailor this guide to fit your personal or family devotions. The goal is not to get through all of the passages and questions! The goal
- Saturday: Jesus is in the Tomb Guarded by Roman Soldiers
Directions: Tailor this guide to fit your personal or family devotions. The goal is not to get through all of the passages and questions! The goal
20 My son, be attentive to my words; incline your ear to my sayings.21 Let them not escape from your sight; keep them within your heart.22 For they are life to
The resurrection is the cornerstone of Christianity. May meditating on its implications encourage you! 1. Jesus was declared to be the Son of God in
As the culture continues its plunge into depravity, it is becoming increasingly difficult to live a faithful Christian life. Yet, faithful we must be! For is is “the one who perseveres to the end who will be saved.” (Mt 24:13).
Suffering is something we all face in a fallen world. This is an axiomatic truth. One of the first questions we ask in suffering is,
Directions: Tailor this guide to fit your personal or family devotions. The goal is not to get through all of the passages and questions! The goal
Directions: Tailor this guide to fit your personal or family devotions. The goal is not to get through all of the passages and questions! The goal