Several years ago, I developed a Life Plan, outlining the most important aspects of my life, and what I wanted to achieve in each of those areas. Periodically, I take the time to review that plan, in order to make sure I stay on track. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Life Plan Review”] I was first introduced to…
Memorize Scripture: Psalm 119:109-112
In the first half of this stanza, we saw several ways that God’s Word gives us clarity in this world. In this week’s passage, we will find three more ways. Take a look at this passage in Psalm 119:109-112: [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Psalm 119:109-112″] In the first half of this stanza, the author identified four ways…
The Words Of My Mouth
There are times when I am reading through the Bible and a particular passage seems to reach out and smack me. Has this ever happened to you? It’s rather disconcerting and refreshing all at the same time. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”The Words Of My Mouth”] I strive to spend some time daily in the book of…
Coffee Break – 04.08.2019
On this day in history: In 1513, Explorer Juan Ponce de Leon claimed Florida for Spain. But did he ever find the Fountain of Youth? In 1873, Alfred Paraf patented the first successful oleomargarine (I’m certain that’s important to someone). And in 1974, Hank Aaron hits his 715th home run, breaking Babe Ruth’s record. [featured-image…
Memorize Scripture: Psalm 119:105-108
In this new stanza of Psalm 119, titled Nun, the psalmist declares his delight in and love for God’s Law. This passage contains one of the most familiar portions of Psalm 119. You can see it for yourself in Psalm 119:105-108: [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Psalm 119:105-108″] Do you recall the story of the Exodus from Egypt?…
The Wiersbe Study Bible
The first time I was introduced to the writing of Warren W. Wiersbe was when I was a student at Ozark Christian College, in a preaching class. One of our assigned readings was a small book called Elements Of Preaching. It was simple and yet profound, and formed some of the basis upon which I…