Monthly Archives: August 2020

“My glory was fresh in me, and my bow was renewed in my hand.”    Job 29:20 Arrows seem to be really popular in graphics and images today. We see them on chalkboard art and in home decor and just … Continue reading →

2 Corinthians 4:16 For which cause we faint not; but though our outward man perish, yet the inward man is renewed day by day. When missionary Adoniram Judson entered Burma (Myanmar) in July 1813, he found an unreached people in … Continue reading →

For many people, the coronavirus pandemic has been a test of patience — or worse. Medically vulnerable people face an anxious time of hypervigilance. Furloughed workers wait on hold or in lines for assistance. Special events have been canceled or … Continue reading →

For two solid hours, the lady sitting next to a man on an airplane had told him about her grandchildren. She had even produced a plastic-foldout photo album of all nine of the children. She finally realized that she had … Continue reading →

THE PROFIT IN THE HOLY SCRIPTURES   2 Timothy 2:15; 3:14-17 We have encountered the truth that the Word of God is a divine revelation of God’s Person and Character.  We have been reminded that the Word of God was divinely … Continue reading →

The Observatory by Max Lucado A few mornings back I was jogging through my neighborhood, and even I could not miss the significance of that day. It was the first day of school. It was no surprise to me, then, … Continue reading →

by Karen Icenhour God Is Above The Storm God is above the storm, no matter how hard it might be, There is no thunder or lightning His eye cannot see; When we find ourselves in a storm on any day, … Continue reading →

Fragile: Handle with Care By Steve Goodier I once clipped a strange story from the newspaper. It was about a man named Jose Estrada who drove to a popular trail where he liked to jog. While Estrada was running, another … Continue reading →

“I have poured out my soul before the Lord.”   1 Sam. 1: 15 HANNAH’S soul was fall of complaint and grief, which flowed over into her face and made it sorrowful. But when she had poured out her soul before … Continue reading →

by Julie Ackerman For 3 weeks every fall season, our city becomes an art gallery. Nearly 2,000 artists from around the world display their creations in galleries, museums, hotels, parks, city streets, parking lots, restaurants, churches, and even in the … Continue reading →