Restored. That very word relies on the fact that there was something to be restored TO! And the fact that there has been a fall from the beginning point in order to be restored. When people hear the phrase, “Jesus died for me”, they could be tempted to think, “What’s … Continue reading
Today is the Christian holiday known as Good Friday. There is much discussion in the Christian community about whether Jesus was really crucified on Friday or if it was really Wednesday or Thursday. There are already good articles written on this subject and you can read those here: Jesus Went … Continue reading
Are you like many of us who (while reading the Old Testament especially) struggles with the God of vengeance we see there? I’ve been reading through the Bible out loud to my son at night before bed from my YouVersion app on my phone and we are in the Old … Continue reading
Reminder: There will be NO COUPON INSERTS in this Sunday’s newspapers due to the Easter holiday. It’s my desire that you spend the day with your families and reflect on the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. If you are in need of coupons in the meantime, don’t … Continue reading
Holy Week: Wednesday It’s Wednesday of Holy Week and in the contrast of the week of Christ’s progression towards the cross, Christ’s foreknowledge of what awaited him on Calvary boggles the mind. He knew what awaited Him a few days hence, but he remained in Jerusalem preaching to the lost, … Continue reading
This Sunday is Easter and though I have friends who tell me I’m celebrating a pagan holiday when I recognize the holiday known as Easter, I know my heart and even better, God knows my heart and my motive! The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the most important thing for a … Continue reading
Today is Ash Wednesday. If you are a regular subscriber to Christian blogs, you probably already know that and know what Ash Wednesday is. However, many protestant Christians (like myself) don’t really know what Ash Wednesday is. For you, I share this devotion from Patheos.com (used with permission). Thank you, … Continue reading
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