…He's coming again Tomorrow!

Ask fifty people to finish the statement "Live As If" and you are likely to get fifty different answers. For Christians it will mean something different than for non-Christians. Incorporated into the top graphic are the answers given by friends of mine. It is our desire that your answer will be different each time you visit.

Daily Articles
[ prev / next ]
  • Dean Clark
         'Chip Shots from the Ruff of Life' from Tom Kelley

    The last two days have been fun and informative. I had the opportunity to spend Tuesday evening and all day Wednesday at Johnson Bible College near Knoxville, Tennessee. Though I graduated from Kentucky Christian College I also claim Johnson Bible College as my alma mater having spent two years there prior to my enrollment at K.C.C. Being back on campus brought back the proverbial "flood of memories." I drove all the way through the campus up past and around "Old Main", the combination administration building and dormitory which formed the guts of the campus for so many years…

  • Inerrancy
         ''Winging It' from Stan Smith

    "You know, the inerrancy of Scripture is not in the Bible," they'll tell you. Really? Oddly enough, many of those at war with biblical inerrancy consider themselves not only followers of Christ, but Christ-focused. So it's odd that they appear to have missed biblical inerrancy from the lips of Christ. It was Jesus who said, "Scripture cannot be broken" (John 10:35), which, read in context, does not mean "inviolable", but "inerrant". And it follows logically. (Scripture claims not to be merely inspired, but "God-breathed" (2 Timothy…

  • The Spider Web
         'The Way' from Kevin Pauley

    The LORD is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge; my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold. – Psalm 18:2 A Christian warrior was separated from his unit during the course of intense fighting. In the smoke and haze of battle, he had lost touch with his comrades. Alone in the jungle, he could hear enemy soldiers coming in his direction. Scrambling for cover, he found his way up a high ridge to several small caves in the rock and quickly crawled into one. Although safe for the moment, he realized that the enemy soldiers…

  • Comfort in Isaiah IV (12-16-10)
         'Today's Little Lift' from Jim Bullington

    After cataract surgery, her glasses were as thick as proverbial “coke bottle bottoms.” This was in the era before modern day intraocular lens implants made such things unnecessary. Her ear drums had been perforated as a child and the hearing aides that helped her to hear more normally certainly did not enhance her physical appearance. As a child she had a bout with rheumatic fever which resulted in an enlarged heart which, of course, she carried with her for the remainder of her natural life. Eight children and forty-one years after this lovely woman married her beau,…

  • Be On Your Guard Jesus Warns Disciples
         'Word from Scotland' from Sandy Shaw

    In Luke Chapter 12 we have teaching from Jesus which is highly relevant in these current times. The momentum appears to be increasing. The crowds are increasing - the pace is becoming faster - the conflict is becoming sharper. There is this growing open conflict between Jesus Christ and the religious……

  • Great relationships begin with...
         'Refreshment in Refuge' from Gina Burgess

    There are certain characteristics that must be present in order for a great relationship to develop. One of the most famous, truly great relationships occurred between David and Jonathan, and we find that in 1 Samuel 18. To understand this relationship there are some characteristics of each man that contribute to the relationship. However, the most telling is how God says in 1 Samuel 18:1 Now when he had finished speaking to Saul, the soul of Jonathan was knit to the soul of David, and Jonathan loved him as his own soul. That is so telling because this relationship…

  • Mud Man
         'Voice of Inspiration' from Andy Castro

    He must have seen the glory beaming out of the one named Adam. He had to see the sunrise and sunset, creativity and passion, strength and love in the muddy mixture. He must have seen the majesty of untold greatness and the beauty of wholeness in this unfamiliar work of creation. Lucifer, in all his anger, resentment and bitterness must have seen Adam as a reflection of Almighty God. He must have shook in fear as he watched the Creator from a distance form, mold and shape the mud into man. Questions and worry must have invaded his mind as God etched away all imperfections to create…

  • The Book Of Life
         ''Christ in You...'' from Dale Krebbs

    Did you know that a book is being written about you? Not only you, but all others, too. No matter who you are, how famous you may or may not be, how old you are, where you were educated, what your occupation is or may have been. A book is being written about your life. Not only yours, but many others. Many have had books written about them; who they are, what they have accomplished during their life, or perhaps what they did not do that made them well known. So, they were accounted worthy to have a book written by someone about their life. God has and is writing a book about you.…

  • Celebrities Are Not Heroes
         'Inspiration For You' from Randy Mitchell

    Who comes to mind when you think about your personal heroes: a parent, sibling, action figure, military veteran, or stranger you witness saving a life? Maybe it's the elderly lady selflessly serving free Thanksgiving meals inside the homeless shelter, an ER Doctor working exhaustively for three days straight, or just someone that reaches out their car window at an intersection handing over a dollar bill to a stranger in need. No matter who they are, we all want, and wish for someone who's larger than life. Heroes come in many shapes, forms and patterns, and they don't…

  • Bible and Quote - February 17-21
         'Bible verse and quote' from Jan Couns

    Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Your throne; love and faithfulness go before You. Psalm 89:14 God never acts inconsistently with His wisdom, His holiness, or His goodness. He never acts capriciously, but has good cause for all His decisions and actions. William Plumer, 1802-80, pastor, professor, author How blessed are the people who know the joyful sound! O Lord, they walk in the light of Your countenance. Psalm 89:15 The Holy Ghost is a spirit of counsel, powerfully instructing and convincingly teaching how to act and walk, for He directs us to…

  • Choices
         'God's Words For US' from Cecelia Lester

    We make choices every day of our lives. When the alarm goes off, I decide whether I get up or roll over and go back to sleep. When we go out in the afternoon, I chose what I will wear. As we make out our grocery list, we decide what we want to have to eat. Just this last Sunday evening, my hubby called me to the backdoor. One of the boys next door turned seven years old. Hubby was holding a mini cupcake in each hand. They chose to share with us in a small way. Our choices sometimes are dictated by factors such as health issues, and finances. These decisions shape our lives.…

Daily Devotionals
With the year 2004 coming to a close I can't help but take the time to say something about, well, time. This year I read a story about a man who was going to walk across the United States, all forty-eight contiguous states. That reminds me of a statement I once read by a man named Steven Wright. "Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time."Ah yes, if you have the time. That is the one complaint that…
Daily Dose
Daily Toon
Daily Refractions
Daily Wisdom
Proverbs 14:14 - The backslider in heart will have his fill of his own ways, But a good man will be satisfied with his.
Words to Ponder
The Servant Messiah carries out his ministry in the lives of his ministers. His life is reproduced in their lives, so they also are servants. But this ministry is exercised in and towards the Church, so as to enable the Church itself to carry out the ministry of the Servant. The Messiah came as a Servant; his ministers are servants; and the Church he created is a Servant-Church. - Anthony T. Hanson, The Church of the Servant
'Daily Reading Plan' from StudyLight.org
Bible-in-a-Year — NAS
Judges 19; Psalms 44; Acts 22:30-23:22:
But his concubine found him repugnant, and she left him and went to her father's house in Bethlehem in Judah, and remained there for a period of four months. Then her husband set out and went after her to speak gently to her in order to bring her back, taking with him his servant and a pair of donkeys. And she brought him into her father's house, and when the girl's father saw him, he was glad to meet him. His father-in-law, the girl's father,…
Got Something to Share?
LiveAsIf.org is always looking for new writers. Whether it is a daily devotional or a weekly article, if you desire to encourage others to know Him better, then signup to become a contributor.