As we recall all the parental favoritism, jealousy, lies and deceit, sibling rivalry, rebellion and murder that took place in Jacob's strife-filled family it is absolutely amazing that God could ... Continue reading →
Last week we looked at an outline used by John MacArthur for chapter 5 in Revelation: 1) The search for the worthy One and 2) the selection of the worthy One; (see 1-7). And this week we will ... Continue reading →
In Revelation 4 we see God the Almighty on His throne in the temple. In various translations it says the throne is “set” or “is standing in heaven” meaning it is ... Continue reading →
February 2009 Dear ... Continue reading →
Read Revelation 4 & 5 and ask yourself this question: Does God have the same prominence in my heart as He has in Heaven, in His universe? Our view of God (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) as ... Continue reading →
"Unreserved readiness to change is an indispensable precondition of the conception (formation) of Christ in our souls and it must endure with undiminished vigor all along the path of our ... Continue reading →
"To the angel (pastor) of the church in Laodicea write: These are the words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the ruler of God's creation. I know your deeds, that you are neither cold ... Continue reading →
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As Beth Moore says about this section of Scripture (42-50) as the 10 brothers finally have to face the music of their “hidden” sins against Joseph, “the cat comes out of the ... Continue reading →
Dear Friends, May this poem bring you Christmas blessings! “The Wise Man” was written by my wife, Kristen, and is printed in a booklet called Poems of a Pilgrim ... Continue reading →