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?
Soul Restored
"He restoreth my soul..." I have breezed past these words over and over again without really stopping to contemplate the ways my Good Shepherd restores my soul. So what does it mean to have a soul restored?
Still Waters
The Lord is our Shepherd, and He leads us beside the still waters. It is easy for us to neglect rest, to value motion and activity over time spent being still before the Lord. So, what do the "still waters" mean for us today?
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."
The Fullness of Christ
Christmas is a celebration of Christ’s gift to us. But that gift goes far beyond salvation from the penalty of our sins.
When You Have No Might
It is easy to look around at the things God has called us to do and feel inadequate, even feeble. But I was reminded recently through the account of God’s conversation with Gideon in Judges 6 that God already knows my feebleness—and plans to help.
40 Days with the Sheep
You probably know the story of David and Goliath, but recently I noticed a little detail in the middle of the account that surprised me.
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?
Slowly, but Surely
God sometimes works immediately, with dramatic results, but sometimes His plan is to work little by little.