Today’s Walk in the Word
What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul? —Mark 8:36 The day Frederick Buechner graduated from Princeton, a fellow student asked each graduate, “What are you going to do now?” […]
Read MoreBlessed are those whose transgressions are forgiven. —Romans 4:7 People thought she was whacko. She claimed that she and Jesus talked one-on-one every night and that he revealed to her the misdeeds of people who thought their sins were secret. Someone told her she should validate these alleged conversations […]
Read MoreDo to others as you would have them do to you. —Luke 6:31 Sybil was poor and cross-eyed. She wore homemade dresses and thick glasses. The class bully got in her face and said, […]
Read MoreBlessed are those who find wisdom —Proverbs 3:13 Not all wisdom is cut from the same cloth. There is a worldly wisdom that is driven by envy and selfish ambition. “Such ‘wisdom’ . . . is earthly, unspiritual, demonic.” It bears the fruit of “disorder and every evil practice” (Jas 3:14–16). Then there is a […]
Read MoreThings which are impossible with men are possible with God. —Luke 18:27 People that we are sure will never change sometimes do. Every church has a few people in its pews who are a surprise to everyone—even their relatives. Two of the most […]
Read MoreAccording to your faith let it be done to you. —Matthew 9:29 Life-changing faith isn’t a breezy belief that God exists and that the Bible is true. It’s a question of how much you are willing to let your weight down […]
Read More[God] has given us . . . rich and wonderful promises. —2 Peter 1:4 “God always keeps his promises” (Nm 23:19 CEV). “There is no question that he will do what he says” (Heb 10:23 TLB). Here’s a peek at a few of God’s promises. Guidance: “Seek his will in […]
Read MoreNo one can serve two masters. —Matthew 6:24 What are your priorities? Here’s the simple—and sure—answer: how you spend your time and money reveals your priorities. Important question: do you call the shots; or allow others to determine your priorities? When someone makes demands that control what you do […]
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