His Presence
Moses was human and yet he had a relationship with God that left his face glowing. After being with God he had to wear a veil over his face when
Moses was human and yet he had a relationship with God that left his face glowing. After being with God he had to wear a veil over his face when
Following eleven silent years we received word of the whereabouts of our second eldest brother. It was the year following our father’s death. Mother, my younger sister and myself with
Philippians 4:10-10 has long been one of my favourites in scripture because of verses 13 & 19 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” and “My God
Thoughts are sneaky things. They pop up and attach to strands of existing thought patterns. We think because a thought comes through the door of our mind; it is our
How do we understand the peace of God? Isaiah says it is perfect peace. The apostle John tells us it differs from the peace of the world and Paul tells
God is not a hermit. His desire is for all to know and love Him. How does the One and Only True God reveal Himself? Throughout the Old Testament, God
Paul loves the Philippians. He longs to see them. However, if he sees them or not, he wants to know they are doing well. Are they standing fast? Are they
The apostle Paul acknowledged one thing. Whether he lived or died, Christ was his reason. In Romans 14, Paul instructs his readers. If we live or if we die, we
While reflecting on Philippians chapter one, I was convinced this passage dealt with prayer. It does. However, the more I studied the passage I came to realize that within it
Looking at the apostle Paul’s letters, we discover his use of the following phrase in his greetings. “Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus
Often times in my walk with God, I have gone back to the Book of Phillippians, It has given me direction in difficult times, especially when I have been overwhelmed
Delivering the children of Israel from Eygpt after 400 years of slavery was apparently the easy part. Getting them out of the wilderness was much harder. In fact, some died
Naaman was a desperate man. Leprosy threatened not only his role in society but his very life. God had the answer for Naaman’s need. It required getting to the man’s