Nehemiah’s broken heart took him to the throne room of God. He knew to Whom he was speaking. He had a relationship with God. He addressed Him as the Lord …
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Watching commercials over Christmas provides insight to our culture. One touts a certain toy and the next displays needy children from other parts of the world. Yearly demands on our …
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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 …
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Resounding joy rings throughout Christendom. Joy springs forth and bubbles up throughout the scriptures. It echoes forth through poetry and music. The Psalmist claimed having more joy than those celebrating …
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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 …
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What keeps us going when the days are long or dark? What kept Abraham the many years after he received his promises and yet saw no fulfillment? What was it …
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Faith is a major component of the Christmas story. Hebrew 11:1 tells us that “Faith is the substance of things hoped for the evidence of things not seen.” When the …
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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 …
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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 …
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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 …