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Today we join Pastor Don Moldstad for a devotion about making time for personal devotion.
What is most important to you? What pulls your attention? What takes the highest priority?
The oldest Triumphal Arch we know about was built 200 years before Jesus was born. Today we consider Jesus' Ascension as a Triumphal Arch for our entrance into heaven.
In 1878 bandits hid their stolen gold somewhere in South Dakota. Yet, this treasure is worthless if no one knows where it is.
God's heart doesn't change. He wants you to be his child. He wants you to have faith in him. And he wants to see you in heaven someday.
How old do you think you were when you could have explained to me what it meant to be a human being?
Christ wants us to live in His word. To make it such a regular part of our life that that's where we can be found.
Don't ever underestimate how God might use you and your invitation to somebody. Or maybe just some casual way that you can talk to them about the wonderful message of Jesus.
Who Christ is really matters for us. It makes an eternal difference for us. Your Lord does not want you or me to be duped into believing the wrong thing about him. And about who he really is.
I think the most challenging time for Noah and his family would have been seven days before the rain started. We're told they went into the ark and sat there and there was no rain for one week.
This Canaanite would not even let Jesus, the Son of God Himself, dissuade her from believing in Him. Lord grant that our faith in Christ be similarly strong.
God has granted you heaven as an inheritance. It's a free gift, from him to you. God tells us we can thank him by serving those around us.
