In my devotions as of recent, I have been reading through the life of Joseph. He is an admirable example to us. Life did not always go for him, but he made the best of it and looked to the… Continue Reading
Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. Many, perhaps even most, fill their Christmas season with quite a few cheerful activities: Christmas songs, Christmas concerts, giving and receiving Christmas presents, playing in the snow, drinking hot chocolate with… Continue Reading
We live in an ever-integrative world. No time in history have we been able to communicate with people from all over the world so quickly for such a low cost. With the plethora of social media influencers who broadcast every… Continue Reading
The sound of a thunderstorm, a bolt of lightning, the breathtaking view from a mountain’s peak. All of these demonstrate and declare God’s omnipotence and glory. The omnipotence of God is not limited to creation. He has displayed His… Continue Reading
Growing up, we played a game called the “Trust Fall.” One kid would turn in the opposite direction of another kid and have to trust that upon falling backward, the other would ensure collapsing to the ground didn’t happen. Most… Continue Reading
Growing up, my dad would often tell us that we need to “roll with the punches.” I generally took this to mean that I needed to be able to take the hits life would give and keep moving forward. The… Continue Reading
The previous study emphasized the concept of leadership. Paul stood as a bold leader in the early church, and the last study took note of how people followed his lead and shared the gospel with others. Some people did it… Continue Reading
Every organization needs a leader. They need someone that sets the bar high and gives them the motivation to achieve those goals. They need someone that has vision and sets the example of doing the hard tasks that need to… Continue Reading
Today’s study focuses on the concept of perspective. People can make a good situation appear terrible, and people can make a terrible situation appear good. It depends on how you look at the situation. We start back up in… Continue Reading
Like most letters, Philippians has an introduction. Paul and Timothy identify themselves as the writers, give warm greetings, and explain why they love this church so much. Then Paul and Timothy give the church their wish list. This… Continue Reading