Walk in the Light

On the surface, this sounds so simple. But it requires understanding or interpreting the metaphor, “walk in the light.” So what do you do to “walk in the light”? Father, open our eyes to understand the ways we can “walk in the light.” Keep us walking and teach us to fellowship with one another andContinue reading “Walk in the Light”

Mr B’s Records

Let me introduce you to an acquaintance of mine, Beelzebub, Mr. B. for short. Mr. B. is a great accountant. He keeps the ledger for souls, your soul and mine. Meticulously, he records every deed, every selfless, honorable act we’ve ever done, as well as every selfish, unkind word or act anyone has ever committed.Continue reading “Mr B’s Records”

Through the Psalms Chapter 5

I encourage you to read the whole chapter Psalm 5: 10-12 “Declare them guilty, O God! Let their intrigues be their downfall. Banish them for their many sins, For they have rebelled against you. But let all who take refuge in you be glad; Let them ever sing for joy. Spread your protection over them,Continue reading “Through the Psalms Chapter 5”

Winter in the Forest

How different the forest is in the winter!  Looking around the deciduous forest, I notice the tall, dark tree trunks with their branches reaching outward and upward.  Without their covering of green finery, the trees stand like silent skeletons, dominating the landscape.  The air is tomb-like, for many birds have flown south for the winter. Continue reading “Winter in the Forest”

Through the Psalms #4

Through the Psalms #4 “In peace I will lie down and sleep, For you alone, Lord, Make me dwell in safety.” Psalm 4:8 I encourage you to read the entire psalm Once again, David, king and psalmist, acknowledges the security provided by God. Even though he has many troubles, including wars, both within and without,Continue reading “Through the Psalms #4”

Faithfulness

The Old Testament book of Jeremiah uses metaphors to compare Israel to an unfaithful wife. She was unfaithful to God by worshipping idols and forsaking Him. And “…her treacherous sister Judah [had] not turned to [God] with her whole heart, but in pretense” (3:10 NKJ). This book of Jeremiah is surely only Jewish history andContinue reading “Faithfulness”