by Stuart Chase | 20 Sep 2021 | Devotionals
The writings of the prophets are among the least understood and most misinterpreted in all of Scripture. Some of the prophetic writings are almost entirely obscure to contemporary Christians. (Without looking, how much do you know about the context and content of,...
by Stuart Chase | 10 Sep 2021 | Devotionals
James Edwards has written a book titled The Divine Intruder: When God Breaks into Your Life. He argues that God is in the business of breaking into people’s lives and changing them forever. To prove his point, he draws on eight biblical accounts of encounters with...
by Neil Cable | 18 Apr 2021 | Bible Teachings, Ecclesiastes, Old Testament, Poetry and Wisdom
Loading Content... Share a Link to this Message The link has been copied to your clipboard; paste it anywhere you would like to share it. Close Neil Cable - 18 Apr 2021 Not a Chance (Ecclesiastes 9:11–18) Watch Listen When life situations don’t turn out as we expect...
by Doug Van Meter | 18 Feb 2021 | Devotionals
I watched a movie recently that I can confidently recommend—and not only because at one point it introduces a South African accent. I Still Believe is based on the true story of Christian singer Jeremy Camp and his first wife, who died of ovarian cancer not long after...
by admin | 17 Feb 2021 | Devotionals
“The main function of the little toe is to make sure that all the furniture in the house is in place.” I laughed when I read this. But I also grimaced, for I know this experience. I want to say “ouch” just thinking about it! One marvels at the diverse function of the...
by Doug Van Meter | 11 Feb 2021 | Devotionals
Anton’s recent sermon from Ecclesiastes helped me, a lot. In expounding 7:13 (“Consider the work of God: who can make straight what he has made crooked?”) he explained that, though we cannot control outcomes, we can be content knowing that whatever God makes “crooked”...
