Weekend Renewal: Believing and Following in Deuteronomy 1

Jordan Valley, Israel Deuteronomy 1:32-36 32 Yet in spite of this word you did not believe the LORD your God, 33 who went before you in the way to seek you out a place to pitch your tents, in fire by night and in the cloud by day, to show you by what way you … Continue reading Weekend Renewal: Believing and Following in Deuteronomy 1 →

Rom-Com Devotions: What should my time with God look like?

Romantic Comedies and "The Connection"The story that plays out is nothing special. It's the usual that we find in most Rom-Coms (Romantic Comedies) or sitcoms. The guy is minding his own business at a coffee shop, or library, or delivering a package to an office, but then it happens. As he pays for the cup … Continue reading Rom-Com Devotions: What should my time with God look like? →

The Most Important Question to Ask in a Trial.

Jerry Bridges gives us the key to understanding trials in his book Trusting God. For those who have had a share of suffering and adversity, this nugget will be helpful. Bridges uses Job as a Biblical example of someone who experienced suffering and affliction. Bridges points out that Job asks God the same question we … Continue reading The Most Important Question to Ask in a Trial. →

Quick Take: Blameless

Quick Take Series: Sometimes the Scriptures will use a word that is has an important meaning. It can be helpful to understand the meaning and context of these terms. The “Quick Take” series is just a brief look at some of these terms. It will provide a simple definition, an example or two of the … Continue reading Quick Take: Blameless →

Be a Hoarder

A passing fad in recent years has been every type of reality show. When the originals all met with great success, it seemed like every possible angle was tested next. You had the show that followed the fishing boat into treacherous waters. You had the show that followed truckers who drive on roads made of … Continue reading Be a Hoarder →