Thoughts along the Journey…
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When Christians Don’t Behave Like Christians
Even the unsaved know how Christians ought to behave, and when a fellow Christian fails to live out their faith, it has devastating consequences. So how are we to respond when a brother or sister in Christ doesn’t act like a Christian?
Pursued
The goodness and mercy of God are two attributes we experience each and every day we live. But what does it mean that “goodness and mercy shall follow me” ?
A Table Prepared… Where?
The illustration of sheep with Shepherd is set aside for the picture of a banqueting table, carefully prepared for us…but in a place we would never have thought possible. The table in the presence of our enemies showcases the majestic triumph of salvation and the love and generosity of our Savior.
Rod and Staff: Part Two
A shepherd’s staff has many uses, but in the context of the Lord our Shepherd, it is a beautiful picture of how He guides and gathers us with His Spirit.
Rod and Staff: Part One
This is another familiar phrase in Psalm 23, but it holds more depth than you might realize. What significance does a shepherd’s rod have for you and I in modern times?
Paths of Righteousness
The Lord, our Shepherd leads us in the paths of righteousness... so what does that mean?
My Shepherd
Psalm 23 is such a well-known passage of Scripture. But this post makes us stop and consider what it means that "The Lord is my Shepherd."
God’s Presence in the Present Tense
Joshua 1:9 is a verse I have heard and read often over the years, but have you noticed the present-tense promise God makes to Joshua?
God Who Sees in Secret
In Matthew 6, Jesus points out that God the Father sees in secret. So, what does that mean for our daily lives as Christians?