Thoughts along the Journey…
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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?
Of Pebbles and Pearls
Irritations are inescapable. So why does God allow them? A trip to the beach gives us an illustration of what He plans to do with the abrasive things of life.
“If”
Jesus said, “By this shall all men know that ye are My disciples, if ye have love one to another.” But that word “if” isn’t there by accident.
Shining or Stumbling?
We are to walk in the light, as Christ is in the light. But what does that look like in everyday life?
Unprofitable Servants
Luke 17:10 can strike us as odd in the context of modern day America, but it holds an important lesson about our service for God.
The Power of a Soft Answer
A soft answer is not usually our default response to conflict, but the Bible tells us that a soft answer has great power.
Marks of a Good Friend
In reading through 1 Samuel recently, I noticed one individual who was a particularly excellent friend. What made him such a good friend?
Tempted, Yet Without Sin
We know that Christ faced temptation during His life on earth and that He faced it without sin, but what does that mean for you and me?
The Deciever’s Mother
Jacob is often described as a deceiver, due to his part in tricking his father into giving him the blessing Isaac intended to give to Esau. But a careful reading of Genesis 27 will show that Jacob’s mother had a large part in deception.