Category Archives: Devotional Thoughts

From Questions to Praise

Habakkuk was a prophet who asked a lot of questions. Tough questions. Continue reading →

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Never Alone

Christmas can be a lonely time. Continue reading →

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O Little Town of Bethlehem

Yes, there will be peace on earth, good will toward men upon whom his favor rests. It will all be fulfilled just as it was told by the prophets. Continue reading →

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The Worthy Lamb

But who is worthy to open the scroll? Continue reading →

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Running from God

Have you ever run from God or from a mission to which he has called you? Continue reading →

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Where Can I Go?

“Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence?” Continue reading →

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Your First Love

They had lost their first love. It’s easy to do. We do the right things, but it becomes more of a ritual rather than a relationship. We go through the motions, but have lost the intensity of feeling and devotion we had at first. Continue reading →

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The Revelation of Jesus Christ

Try reading Revelation as a book of worship. Stand in awe of the revelation of Christ in his glory. Stand in awe of the wisdom of God as we get glimpses of Christ’s rule and reign. Long for more of a revelation of His presence here even as we wait for his coming in great glory as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Keep your eyes on Jesus. Learn of Him. And worship and adore Him. Continue reading →

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Grumblers and Faultfinders

Use your tongue to bless and not to curse. Allow it to encourage and lift up instead of grumbling and faultfinding. Don’t allow others to draw you into grumbling and faultfinding. It’s a contagious disease with devastating effects. Continue reading →

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Forever

Repetition can be a powerful liturgical device. It helps us slow down and focus on a key theme long enough to let it sink in. It gives time for the truth to engage not only the mind, but the heart. Continue reading →

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