Wounds healing Wounds

Jesus’ death on the cross made it possible for us to die to sin by believing in Him. His wounds made it possible to heal us. His death brought life. His wounds brought healing…

Marketplace Faith

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Suddenly I heard a snap like a whip. I turned to see a man approaching the tables. There was another crack of the whip and he started to overturn tables as he began to drive people out of the temple courts…

Blasphemy

At times I wrestle with whether I am irreverent toward God; whether I respect His holiness, purity and sacredness…

Unconditional

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So much of the forgiveness I offer to others is conditional. The mercy I extend is often not free and clear. Sometimes the forgiveness I give to others still clings to sinful thoughts…

A Healing Touch for Others

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I think today of so many who need your healing touch dear Lord. They are suffering and broken, yet they do not reach out to you…

The Ultimate Coach

Jesus has shown us the way to victory. He ran the race before us and showed us how to endure hatred, insults and scorn. He showed us how to run with endurance, never taking his eyes off the goal.

Too Much Wine #WednesdayWalk

He stared at me with a puzzled look as he dipped a spoon into one of the jars and tasted the wine. “It’s obvious this is an expensive wine made for a king. How did it get here? Was it a gift?”

Wisdom of Solomon

The Book of Proverbs is full of wisdom for life. The challenge for the reader is to apply that wisdom. Proverbs 8:32-36 identifies, for example, what we must do to put our faith into action: 32-33: “Now therefore, O sons, listen to me, For blessed are they who keep my ways. We must listen to […]

#WednesdayWalk —Leftover Emptiness Inside

Explore what it might have been like to be present when Jesus fed the 5,000. This post is from the perspective of a man who was there, based on John 6:1-15.

Broken

I extend my hand, my finger toward you. Just a touch of the fringe of your cloak is all I need. Only you can bring wholeness; only you can piece together the brokenness.