Who Do We Love More?
Text: Genesis 29:31-35 — “…the LORD saw that Leah was hated…” (v.31). “…Because the LORD saw that I was hated…” (v.33). In this portion…
Devotional
Devotional thoughts from meditation on the Word.
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Revival…Bringing Back the Presence of God!
How sad it is when professing believers are contact with simply being saved, and satisfied with barrenness. They do not long for the presence of God to made real to them. They do not hunger for the blessings of God. Therefore, they remain fruitless. There is hardly any evidence of spiritual life. These are the ones who most need revival, but the are also the ones who spurn it when it comes.
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The Sin of Complaining
they despaired of that which was their provision. They spent their time complaining about what they did not have, instead of being grateful for what they did have.
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Obscure to Men, but Used of God
These men are ordinary and common when the Master calls them. These are not young recruits who have just graduated high school. These are all men who are seasoned adults. They have already established their careers for earning incomes.
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God’s Greatest Creation
Text: Psalm 8:4 — “What is man, that thou art mindful of him? One morning I was awakened at 3:48am, and could not go back…
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They No Longer Panted After Heaven
Receiving the world, they quickly loved the world. They no longer panted after heaven, but became more and more attached to the material things of earth.
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The Tragedy of Buried Potential
One of the great enemies of your potential is success. Small successes destroy great possibilities! In order to realize your full potential, you must never be satisfied with your last accomplishment.
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The Tragedy of Lost Devotion
Back in the 1970’s I can remember many preachers thundering in their pulpits about the dangers of the “Deeper Life” movement.
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The Place of No Return
thousands of men who have been swept to their eternal doom and damnation because of the “strange” woman.
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Troubles
“We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed…” — 2 Corinthians 4:8 Trouble is part of every life. The Scriptures never promise a road…
