Holy Spirit, Please Keep Me In Tune

This is an old article I wrote in 2018, but it is still pertinent.   Tune Me Up, Lord   Dear Lord Jesus, you are my master; I am your instrument. Tune me up, Lord. Bring every part of my … Continued

Who Gave Man His Mouth?

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This is a short excerpt from my next book about the Divine Claims of Jesus Christ. When God spoke to Moses through a burning bush, asking him to go to Egypt and lead his people out of slavery, Moses asked … Continued

To Him Who Rides Upon the Clouds

Have you ever felt that God was hiding—that you couldn’t find Him or receive an answer from Him to your earnest requests? I have. Then I searched the scriptures for an explanation. It is apparent that God sometimes hides from … Continued

Chosen—To Suffer?

Recently, I read a book by Max Lucado titled It’s Not About Me. In Chapter 12, he talks about the missionaries, Martin and Gracia Burnham, who were held hostage in the Philippine jungle for 400 days in 2001. Then, during … Continued

Who is Christ?

I like making lists. I feel so organized when I can list things that belong together or have a strong connection with each other and with me. I also admire others who can do this. In my research this week, … Continued

God Has Chosen You

In my last post, I talked about the fact that Christians are called to be saints. God chose us to be saved through sanctification and belief in the truth. (2 Thessalonians 2:13-14) The basic requirement is that we have accepted Jesus … Continued

Stand Still

Three words have intrigued me lately: just stand still. I’ve been enjoying listening to and watching the Pureflix episodes of “Doc.” The song excerpt at the beginning of each episode is “Stand Still” by Billy Ray Cyrus. I’m not sure … Continued

Are God’s Words True?

Like most writers, I’m especially fond of words— words in fiction novels, words in magazines, in SS papers, in devotionals, in songs, etc. As a result, my house is overrun with books, magazines, all sorts of things containing words (even … Continued