31 May, 2006
Posted by: gophumek In: A bit of preaching| Belonging| Ministry| Struggles
Today’s Devotional Tidbit – Can’t We All Just Get Along
May 31, 2006
Romans 14
After hearing last week about the doctor who threw his kids off a balcony, my heart began aching more deeply for those who are so full of hopelessness. Christians have the power to correct this rampant hopelessness that runs through our world. But [...]
Today’s Devotional Tidbit – Are We a Disconnected People?
May 22, 2006
James 2:19
I often ride an exercise bike. While I do so, I spend time talking to God, reading the Bible, or I drift back to the Wild West by reading a western from Louis L’Amour. Well, today I had a very simple thought cross my [...]
Today’s Devotional Tidbit – May 15, 2006
James 1:17
The Gift of a Can Opener
Today’s Bible verse begins, “Every good and perfect gift is from above…” When my son Ezekiel was born, I received a card with that Bible verse on it. I thought it was quite appropriate. He definitely was a gift from God. What [...]
08 May, 2006
Posted by: gophumek In: A bit of preaching| Evangelism| Ministry
Today’s Devotional Tidbit – Christianity is Offensive!
May 8, 2006
Matthew 15:12-14
Christianity, to some, has come to be thought of as a religion of comfort. Christianity makes us feel good and should. The assurance of God’s love should overwhelm us with joy! However, Christianity is offensive. Becoming a Christian is making a change in one’s life. Being [...]
Today’s Devotional Tidbit – May 2, 2006
Matthew 1
Genealogy – Does it Matter?
Reading through the first four books of the New Testament is difficult at times. My wife and I are embarking on this journey again this month. I encourage you to do the same. In doing so, one of the more difficult readings is [...]
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