During this season of “21 Days of Prayer”, worship and praise God for WHO HE IS. Tozer in Knowledge of the Holy finds 18 characteristics of God in the Bible. (You can remember the attributes of God they are presented in this acronym: WISH TO FLOSS, JIM EGGO.) Today I’m describing “E”, “G”, “G”, and
During this season of “21 Days of Prayer”, worship and praise God for WHO HE IS. Tozer in Knowledge of the Holy finds 18 characteristics of God in the Bible. (You can remember the attributes of God they are presented in this acronym: WISH TO FLOSS, JIM EGGO.) Today let’s look at “J” and “I”
During this season of “21 Days of Prayer”, worship and praise God for WHO HE IS. Tozer in Knowledge of the Holy finds 18 characteristics of God in the Bible. (You can remember the attributes of God they are presented in this acronym: WISH TO FLOSS, JIM EGGO.) Today let’s look at “O” and “S”
During this season of “21 Days of Prayer”, worship and praise God for WHO HE IS. When we praise Him, it’s usually for things He has done, but when we worship, we are worshipping WHO HE IS. Tozer in Knowledge of the Holy finds 18 characteristics of God in the Bible. (You can remember the
During this season of “21 Days of Prayer”, I’d like to encourage us to worship God for WHO HE IS. When we praise Him, it’s usually for things He has done, but when we worship, we are worshipping WHO HE IS. Tozer in Knowledge of the Holy finds 18 characteristics of God in the Bible.
During this season of “21 Days of Prayer”, I’d like to encourage us to praise God for WHO HE IS. Most people concentrate their praise in just a few areas, such as God’s love, and then spend the rest of their prayers asking Him for things. Tozer in Knowledge of the Holy finds 18 characteristics
We were talking in one of our discipleship groups recently about what it means to “make my life a living sacrifice.” I recently read some interesting thoughts from Oswald Chambers in My Utmost for His Highest. He was commenting on II Corinthians 6:1-10. This passage is talking about grace. Oswald states that the grace we
I can’t believe we’re into the Summer Solstice! (June 21st, 1:24 AM). I still have Christmas songs pop into my head every once in awhile! Every now and then, one of the “littles” who attend our church will show me a loose tooth. When that happens, I remember the lyrics to a Christmas song, “All
Ordinary Time is the time on the Church Calendar between Pentecost and Advent. It seems like a lonnng time – in comparison to Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter – which all follow closely on the heels of each other. Ordinary Time focuses on the public life, teachings, and ministry of Jesus. It is a time
Scripture: II Peter 1:5, 7 ~ “Add to your…brotherly kindness love.” Some Thoughts: In a recent discussion following the group’s viewing of an episode from “The Chosen”, the subject of love came up and how Jesus demonstrated loving the marginalized, the “looked down upon” ones, the “difficult-to-love” ones. We may think, “Oh that was easy
