Well, it’s that time of year when I hear lots of friends and family say, “I’m taking exams”. No one enjoys them but they are useful. You don’t want to spend all those days and nights studying and not knowing if you actually learned anything. In life, we must all give ourselves an exam and …
Redeeming the Time. I once heard it said that, “Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the week”. When putting this anonymous quote into perspective, my anxieties often magnify at the prospect of having to put a duty off till the next day. I am inspired to work today, but only in response to a …
A Sincere Lie I have once heard it said, “It doesn’t matter what you believe just so long as you’re sincere”. Scratch that. I have heard an innumerable amount of times that, “It doesn’t matter what you believe just so long as you’re sincere”. Each time this phrase slithers off of a Christian’s tongue, my …
Polls have estimated that roughly 15 million people in the United States participated in some sort of protest in the year 2020. But the purpose of this devotion is not about that. I want to talk about the big protest. I am speaking about when God protested against sin. How did God do this you …
Feet. When I say it, everyone has a thought that springs to the forefront of their mind. We think of words such as smelly, hairy, walk, run, big, small, and so on. It is a body part and like all body parts, it may need some maintenance. For most people, feet are used so often …
The other day I was watching the National Pickleball Championship games while on the internet. Within the hour, I started receiving sales ads for everything pickleball: Paddles, balls, shoes, lessons, and even pickleball glasses. I was being pursued from every side. I began to think about how God through Jesus by the Holy Spirit has …
The world is an absolutely cancerous place. I intend for the word, “cancerous,” to stand out. I intend for this word to be prominent and for its many various meanings to come to the forefront of your mind. No meaning, to my knowledge, could bring about any semblance of anything positive. It is a harmful, …
Evel Knievel. The name often brings various connotations to mind of a stuntman jumping high and far through the air over buses, obstacles, and of course his famously failed attempt over the Snake River Canyon. Evel Knievel was truly a man who knew how to live his life thrill to thrill, experience and experience. Interestingly …
In 1899 a poem was written by Henry Coyle titled “Thankful Heart”, that said the following about the grace of God. The poem states, “…For we are human, weak and prone to wrong, and by Thy grace alone are we made strong.” Profoundly, Coyle articulates one of the many attributes of Godly grace. We know …