Daily Devotionals
The Touch of the Master's Hand - Communion with God - Being "Still" Before His Person
Jesus certainly knew the value of spending time alone with His Heavenly Father in prayer. It was the key to staying focused on His mission of redemption and constantly living to please the Father. "Be still and know that I am God." The verse speaks of knowing God and refers to knowing God in one's actual experience, not just truth about Him. He is always there and ready for us to come into His presence. The key to knowing Him in this way is the concept of "being still"...
Read MoreDownload PDFA Poem for Sunday: "Watch and Pray
Alas, what hourly dangers rise! What snares best my way! To heave O let me lift my eyes, And hourly watch and pray...
Read MoreDownload PDFA Poem for Saturday: "Let My Prayer Be As Incense"
A Godliness which feeds on form, And lip devotion, barren cheer, Will satisfy an earthly worm, Who learns to think and call it prayer...
Read MoreDownload PDFMaking Our Time Count - Pursuing a Kingdom Lifestyle
So, what are you actually thinking about in regard to making changes in your "use of time" in 2023? Have you ever committed yourself to a lifetime of using your time to live to satisfy God and not yourself? How has that been going for you?...
Read MoreDownload PDFMaking Our Time Count - Understanding What God Wants
This week we are considering the "use of time" in regard to changes we can make as we transition from 2022 to 2023. Yesterday, we addressed the necessity of committing ourselves to a lifetime of using our time to live to satisfy God and not to satisfy ourselves. If you ask, "am I truly willing to pursue God's will for my entire lifetime?" and the answer is "yes," there is hope for making all your moments count for eternity. But there is something more that is needed...
Read MoreDownload PDFMaking Our Time Count - Choosing to Spend it on God
We are quickly coming to end of the time we were given for 2022 and we are fast approaching the start of the time we are being given for 2023. This week’s devotional set is not a part of a series. It stands alone. It is hoped that it will help you wrap up this year and enter into the coming year in the best way possible...
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