1 Peter 5:8 We are constantly in Satan’s crosshairs. But, we can change the kind of target we are to him. What kind of target will we choose to be?
Matthew 2:1-18; Luke 1:39-45; 2:8-20; John 1:9-13 “The Herdmans were the worst kids in the whole history of the world.” With these opening words begins one of my personal favorite stories for the Christmas season. Our family recently was able to watch the movie in theaters. It wasn’t the best directed or best acted movie I’d ever seen. But I really enjoyed…
Revelation 12:10-12
Daniel 4:1-37 When we think of the personification of “pride”, our natural connection is the lion. We think of the male sitting, regally, overlooking the land. I’ve seen many a man who imitates this bearing in the real world! Yet, while we often find ourselves casting our eyes to the horizon, watching for dangers and interlopers, in most cases, we find our…
Another lesson on our study of the book “None of These Diseases”. The book details how God kept His people safe in the face of disease in the Old Testament.
Hebrews 12:1-4 2024 has been quite the year already! With this year, I reflect back on nearly 16 years of being married. While each year has had their highs and lows, we’ve generally been continually growing: growing in our relationship, growing our family—the goal, always, is to constantly work towards improvement of ourselves, our family, and our marriage. When we think of…
Revelation 10:11, 11:1
Deuteronomy 6 It can be easy for us to fall into negative habits; but positive ones, however, seem to require a special effort; recommend focusing, rewarding success, setting reminders, and above all, being consistent. In many ways, this last one is the most important: if you’re going to change the way you live and behave, you need to be consistent. Making new…
1 Peter 5 I love getting to see great landmarks to history; whether they be old mansions in TN; monuments in Washington, DC; or old temples in Mexico. These great things are monuments to what’s gone on before—to people long dead and deeds long ago accomplished. My next big goal is to make it to Europe—for there are so many older and…