In the previous verses, Paul introduced three names, two that had deserted him, and one that was very loyal. That one was Onesiphorus. In today’s passage, Paul elaborates on this one man’s faithfulness. You can see the verses for yourself in 2 Timothy 1:17-18: Once again, this seems to be a bit of trivial information…
Why Write?
Today’s post is written by Jason Clark, author of Prone To Love. I highly encourage you to pick up a copy of the book. It’s incredibly encouraging! Details about Jason and where you can find his book are listed at the end of the post. Over the last years I have come to the…
Coffee Break – 02.17.2014
Busted Coffee Myths – Throughout history, coffee has been blamed for a lot of things. Not all of it is accurate though. Here are five myths that have been busted. My favorite is the idea that coffee can stunt your growth. 15 Science Experiments You Can Do With Your Kids – It’s always fun to…
Memorize Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:15-16
In last week’s passage, Paul instructed Timothy to “guard the good deposit.” But just what does that mean? In order to demonstrate to Timothy what he is referring to, Paul gives two examples of those who haven’t kept the faith, followed by an example of one who has. Take a look at this week’s passage…
The Purpose Of Prayer (ESD)
One of the most important aspects of the spiritual life is centered around the discipline of prayer. Prayer is an essential part of the inner life because it is an integral part of communication, and communion, with the Father. We receive our communication from God through his Word and other means. But our communication back…
Book Review – Eat Like Jesus by Andrew Hoy
Sometimes a really good idea is posed by a book. But the book fails to deliver. That is exactly the case with Eat Like Jesus, by Andrew Hoy. The premise is fascinating. If Jesus came and fulfilled the entire Law, found in the Old Covenant, then would that have included the dietary portions of the…