February 7: “What’s So Incredible About the Mercy Seat?”
The Mercy Seat above the Ark of the Covenant wasn’t merely a piece of furniture. It spoke volumes about what God was willing to do to bring us into a right relationship with Him.
Read MoreRamblings of a Jesus-follower, husband, father, pastor, adjunct professor, writer, and someone who really needs to exercise more
The Mercy Seat above the Ark of the Covenant wasn’t merely a piece of furniture. It spoke volumes about what God was willing to do to bring us into a right relationship with Him.
Read MoreWhen Jesus said that the greatest command was to love God with all of our being, He was simply calling us to respond to God’s love that was already coming our way. Let’s spend time this year going deeper into that relationship.
Read MoreGod, in His grace, has allowed His glory to be experienced based upon how others perceive His followers. Do you want others to grow closer to God? Then take your walk with Jesus seriously.
Read MoreSome people, who are trusting in Jesus to save them, are embarrassed to speak of Him publicly for fear how others will perceive them.
Read MoreJesus showed up to the tomb of His dear friend. He looked around, got angry, and then cried. In this article, I attempt to answer why He did that.
Read MoreJesus promises to live us an abundant life. But what does that mean?
Read MoreThe world all too often condemns with no hope of restoration. The Gospel declares our guilt and then points to the remedy that is more spectacular than we could ever fathom.
Read MoreToday’s Bible Reading: 2 Chronicles 19-20Revelation 8Zechariah 4John 7 Today’s Bible Verse(s): John 7:37–39 (CSB): “On the last and most important day of the festival, Jesus stood up and cried out, ‘If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink. The one who believes in me, as the Scripture has said, will have […]
Read MoreWhen we think of Heaven, we think of perfection. Yet, the Bible tells us that there is something that is definitely imperfect that may last for eternity. Praise His Name!
Read MoreWe are never in more danger than when we feel like we have ‘arrived’ in our walk with Jesus. When we have spiritual arrogance and are filled with self-sufficiency, we are in desperate need of repentance.
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