Devotionals
When Things Look Hopeless, Look Back.
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Have You Invited Jesus Over Lately?
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In the days following Jesus’ resurrection, we read in Luke 24 about His appearance to the disciples on the road to Emmaus. In that story, we learn about their discussions and about the dinner these disciples had with Jesus. We read of their breaking of bread and their ultimate realization that they’d been speaking to Jesus in the flesh all along. The moments following that dinner were filled with excitement as those disciples rushed to tell others what happened. But as we look back on their joy from that dinner with Jesus, there’s something important to remember – Jesus wouldn’t...
COVID 19: Eternal Security in the Midst of Chaos
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The Re-Assembly of Shattered Adam – Part One
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I get all kinds of texts and this one was not unusual. “Chris, what is that verse of the Christmas carol that you like so much?” “You mean the Wesley one? The one about ‘second Adam from above?’” “Yeah, that one – what are the words?” Ben had been in my mentoring group and we had talked about the verses that are seldom sung. “That’s ‘Hark the herald angels sing,’ and the verse that I love is this: ‘Come, Desire of nations come, fix in us thy humble home;‘Rise, the woman’s conq’ring seed, bruise in us the serpent’s head. Adam’s...
Are You Listening Christian?
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Are you listening to me Christian? I have now been teaching college students for over twenty years. One of the greatest challenges of teaching is keeping the attention of the students. My subject may always be important to me, the teacher, but I have learned that my passion for the material is not always found in my listeners. Yes, even when what is being shared comes from a biblical source, we all struggle and strain at times to stay alert and engaged. My father told me once that he thought that nothing short of balancing an elephant on a golf...