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Today's Weekly Articles
'Quiet Time' from Kasia Kedzia
 

Stretched Till It Hurts
We need tension to stretch and grow. However, how I respond and engage that tension is very important. To learn from the experiences I am faced with I must be willing to go through it completely. This includes acknowledging the emotions the experience invokes. As I juggled multiple changes in my life my first response was… [read more]
'Nairnshire Telegraph' from Sandy Shaw
 

Tumbled
Jeremiah, like every true prophet, spoke from God, and spoke for God, and his words came true. That is the mark of a true prophet. Beware of the man who says something is going to happen, and it does not. The prophet is a key to what God is saying to the church, or to the world. He reveals or interprets what God is doing… [read more]
'Word from Scotland' from Sandy Shaw
Originally posted Feb 8, 2010

Repetition in the Gospels and in the Bible Is There For a Purpose
We are studying in Luke Chapter 21 and let’s be honest and admit that it is not an easy Chapter. We have been reading verses about the overthrow of Jerusalem and the Coming Again of our Lord Jesus Christ. We have looked at some of these signs which Jesus gives us, in great detail. Jesus tells us what the situation… [read more]
'Dose of Truth' from Brent Barnett
Originally posted Feb 8, 2010

Why Christians Worship on Sunday, Not Saturday
The early church met for corporate worship on the first day of the week, which is Sunday, the same day Christ rose from the dead (Matthew 28:1). Acts 20:7 says, “On the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul began talking to them, intending to leave the next day, and he prolonged… [read more]
'Can God Get Glory from My Life?' from Dominique Henderson
Originally posted Feb 7, 2010

...For His Name Sake
  You know when you feel that you've "mastered" an area of faith exercise and God puts you back through it as if to say "do it again, you still don't understand". Well that is how it usually is for me, but I think that this time though I really will pass (smile!). There are plenty of… [read more]
'Stepping Out In Faith' from Nancy Watta
Originally posted Feb 7, 2010

Approval 101 Simplified; Healthy Affirmation
Have you ever had a conversation with someone who is a parent and all they had to say about their adult children were negative comments. Or have you ever been around a parent and listened to them only speak words that tear down their adult children. Not one word is given that affirms them, builds them up and lets them know… [read more]
''Christ in You...'' from Dale Krebbs
Originally posted Feb 7, 2010

Our Judgment (2)
Several weeks ago we discussed in this column the judgment for accounting and reward that every Christian will give before Jesus (see Archives), which the Apostle Paul refers to explicitly (Romans 14:12; 2 Corinthians 5:10). Until that time, there are other actions and judgments occurring that can assure… [read more]
'Refreshment in Refuge' from Gina Burgess
Originally posted Feb 7, 2010

Being broken off...or not
So many people are blind about eternal security; they use the verses in Romans 11 about the branches being broken off as their proof text.  Who is doing the breaking off of the branch? Can the branch break itself off? No. It is God doing the breaking off, for He is in control.  So... We have to look at the Options… [read more]
'Thoughts of a saint and slave' from Sam Isaacson
Originally posted Feb 6, 2010

Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
 As a Christian there is one question that has returned again and again, and which the answer seems to have continually changed. It is this: What did Jesus mean when he said ‘every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven people, but the blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven’ (Matthew 12:31)? Context The… [read more]
'Bible verse and quote' from Jan Couns
Originally posted Feb 5, 2010

Bible and Quote October 29 - November 2
(David fled from King Saul’s renewed desire to kill him) and went to . Jonathan (who said) You shall not die! why should my father hide this thing from me? It is not so!" 1 Samuel 20:1,2 The prudence of the best heads is often defeated by tenderness of the best hearts. Henry Fielding (1707 - 1754) English… [read more]
'Point of Reference' from Fred Price
Originally posted Feb 5, 2010

Misdirected Compassion
       Can there be such a thing as misdirected compassion? I believe there is, the words we use to describe how we relate to people in trouble giving us a clue as to how that might happen. Such as sympathizing with someone, sharing and understanding their feelings and ideas to the extent… [read more]
'Chip Shots from the Ruff of Life' from Tom Kelly
Originally posted Feb 4, 2010

Individuality
I am, perhaps, the most individual individual you may ever know. My friends have told me that as have my wife and children. Anytime people preface something by saying, "Tom, you're the only person I know who could get away with that," you know that they think you were the reason the mold was destroyed and not… [read more]
'Heart to Heart' from Pat Chwialkowski
Originally posted Feb 3, 2010

Finding the Cross
I was seventeen years old working as a waitress at a Big Boy Restaurant, when a very polite young gentleman who I waited on quite frequently, asked me out for the following Saturday night. I immediately responded with a “yes”, and knew it was a great opportunity to get to know this guy better. At this point,… [read more]
'Heart to Heart' from Pat Chwialkowski
Originally posted Feb 3, 2010

The Gift that Keeps On Giving
When I was a little girl my favorite part of the year without a doubt was Christmas. I loved all the decorations, all the cookies my mom would make, and all the gifts that her and my dad would buy for me. Some years there were so many gifts you could barely see the bottom of the tree. Then as I got older, the gifts became… [read more]
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Today's Daily Articles
'Today's Little Lift' from Jim Bullington
 

God Highly Exalted Him (Philippians 2.9)
"I taught that class everything I know and they are still way below average!" This tongue-in-cheek one liner, or variants of it, have brought smiles for a long time. After all, if I impart all I know to someone else about a given subject and that person's level of understanding is still below par, is it the… [read more]
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Today's Devotionals
'Morning & Evening' from Charles Spurgeon

Morning and Evening for February 9
"And David enquired of the Lord." - 2 Samuel 5:23 When David made this enquiry he had just fought the Philistines, and gained a signal victory. The Philistines came up in great hosts, but, by the help of God, David had easily put them to flight. Note, however, that when they came a second time, David did… [read more]
'Today's Word' from Skip Moen


>Possession - Although the Greek word peripoiesin can be translated by the English expressions "to save or preserve for oneself", "to acquire or get possession of", or "to gain", all of these miss part of the important background of this word. Behind the New Testament usage is the Old Testament idea that God's… [read more]
'My Utmost for His Highest' from Oswald Chambers

Are You Exhausted Spiritually?
Exhaustion means that the vital forces are worn right out. Spiritual exhaustion never comes through sin but only through service, and whether or not you are exhausted will depend upon where you get your supplies. Jesus said to Peter - "Feed My sheep," but He gave him nothing to feed them with. The process of being… [read more]
'THIS IS THE DAY THAT THE LORD HAS MADE!' from Selwyn Hughes

"The Key to Life"
Whenever I hear a person saying that all religions are the same, my mind runs immediately to the cross. If what is found here is true (and I believe it is), and represents the meaning of life, then clearly all religions are not the same. No authentic note of divine self-sacrifice comes from other faiths. The cross stands… [read more]
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