Unfortunately, we’ve all been to prayer meetings where there was a lot of “babbling.” Eloquent wording, but babbling nonetheless.
Daily Word: What I Learned From Skeeball, 1 John 5:14
Have you ever played games at amusement parks? Generally, it involves a lot of quarters with a minimal return on our investment. Yet, we still like to play them.
Daily Word: Context, Colossians 4:2
In the previous chapter, the ending verses, Paul gives life instructions to various people. Wives, husbands, children, fathers, and slaves. Then in the next chapter the instructions are directed towards slave masters.
Daily Word: Philippians 4:6
Gratitude is part of our core. Really. But we may have great burdens right now. How do we get to the place of thanksgiving?
Daily Word: Matthew 7:8
CONTEXT! Oh my goodness. This verse has been taken out of context for the wrong reasons. Used in ways that inevitably cause discouragement, even as far as a crisis of faith. It is said that “Scripture will interpret Scripture.” In the sense that Scripture must not contradict itself. The most secure way I know for that to not happen is to read passages within context.
Daily Word: Matthew 6:7-8
Unfortunately, we’ve all been to prayer meetings where there was a lot of “babbling.” Eloquent wording, but babbling nonetheless.
Daily Word: Luke 11:13
We have a Heavenly Father that wants to give us the best. Have you ever noticed, we don’t always notice what is best for us? My mother at one time took her young granddaughters out on a special date for their birthday. She would let them dine at their favorite restaurant and go to their favorite store and pick out a special treasure — within reason — that she would purchase for them.
Daily Word: Mark 11:24
Today, people pray for miracles or wants and desires. From the simple to the sublime or the selfless to the selfish, prayers are offered up in great faith that God will do whatever they ask — because of this verse.
Daily Word: Colossians 4:2
Context. In the previous chapter, the ending verses, Paul gives life instructions to various people. Wives, husbands, children, fathers, and slaves. Then in the next chapter …
