Happy New Year! As we enter a new year filled with unknown challenges and change, let us be reminded of the unchanging faithfulness of God. Throughout history, God has consistently made His ways known to those who seek His wisdom. With this in mind, we can go forward into the new year with great expectation,… Read More »

As this week marks the close of another year, I find myself reflecting on the gift of time and the importance of using it wisely. The word time inspired me to create this acrostic: Takes Into Memory  Events Think about it—every day, week, and year, we are constantly creating memories by embedding in our minds certain events… Read More »

As we approach Christmas in just a few days, I would like for us to pause and consider the matter of giving and receiving. Has it ever occurred to you that most people would rather be on the receiving end than the giving? After all, the receiver usually has a lot more to gain, right?… Read More »

As Christmas approaches, many of us focus on lights, shopping, and giving. Yet, in the midst of this season, may we be reminded of the greatest gift ever given: Jesus Christ, God’s Son. Christmas not only celebrates His coming to earth but also challenges us to reflect on our identity and purpose in Him. For… Read More »

As we approach the close of another year, let us pause and reflect on the subject of time and its profound significance in our lives. Time can be either a friend or a foe, depending on how we choose to approach it. It’s been said, “Time will take care of all things,” and while there… Read More »

Greetings, everyone, and Happy Thanksgiving! Today, I’d like to share a thought about giving thanks to God, for He alone is worthy of all our praise. As we reflect on this, let us take a moment to consider the meaning of thanks and how it is expressed in the Hebrew language. The Hebrew root word… Read More »

This week, I would like us to reflect on the topic of spiritual growth and consider how we can prosper and become more productive as Christians. To illustrate this, I want to share an example of a king who is known by two names. In 2 Kings 14:21, he is called Amaziah, which means “Jehovah… Read More »

This week’s devotional thought has to do with the matter of the mind and the message. Think about it. As you read the following sentences, you are either engaging your mind to consider with intensity what is being presented by the sender or you are simply using your eyes to read the screen. For the… Read More »