By Often it is the simple spontaneous things that are as meaningful as the profound planned things. The song of Moses in Exodus 15 covers seventeen and a half verses praising God for the power displayed in the crossing of the Red Sea and subsequent destruction of the Egyptian army. Then
Loving the ancient events in the Bible
Twice, once in the context of temptation to sin, and once in the context of endurance in the faith, the Apostle Paul writes this about the various events that are recorded for us in the Scriptures: “written for our instruction”(Romans 15:4 and 1 Corinthians 10:11) Love this about the Word
Repentance: the well-travelled path of every Christian
Beloved Christian, is the following not a familiar path? You sin; guilt is incurred; you feel bad because of the guilt of sin; you confess your sin; you ask for forgiveness of your sin and are restored to both God and one another; and then you do what is right
When last have you offered a sacrifice?
“You are a priest and need to offer a sacrifice”—if someone was to say that to you, how would you reply? 1 Peter 2:4-5 says essentially that! A Christian is being built up “to be a holy priesthood, to offer spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God”. How do we “offer spiritual
Ten Psalms a day?
Have you ever tried that? Reading ten Psalms a day? We tend to read one a day perhaps, and if you are like me, even if you spend some time in the Psalm for the day, you probably still just take one key thought with you throughout the day. But