Who Gideon is or is not disappears beneath the torrent of who God says he is, above and beyond every status, label and brand of person we could think of or relate to; Gideon is a valiant warrior because God calls him that.
Sacred Visit
Category: Devotions
At times my heart is pricked either by a scripture, a biblical worldview or a life experience. When that happens I write. Here you will find essays and devotions that highlight spiritual insights and musings.
Immanuel Redefined
He isn't afraid of your losses and your failures, he isn't in it for the win, for the land, for the promise, he is in it for you. He wants to be with you.
A Different Spirit – Part 3 of 3
Should we readily apply Paul’s teaching to the most heinous sinful city to mature, God fearing Christians disciples today simply because they are “women” living today?
Women
The word of God exalts females who serve God and obey his word. God doesn’t look upon the outward but the inner parts of mankind, the heart, the heart which has no sex organs. Right?
A Different Spirit – Part 1 of 3
In the midst of a patriarchal ruled people and a male dominated nation, Caleb raised his daughter to speak up to be an influencer.
Fire Before Peace
The smoke and fire is not the end, it is the beginning. Not ruin but hope, not his absence but his presence.
What is Good?
Photo by Lukas on Pexels.com If God is all powerful and all good why does he allow people to suffer? Pain and suffering doesn’t prove there is no God or that God is not powerful and good, it only proves that God allows painful things to happen. The question here is what is good? God the … Continue reading What is Good?
Return, Remember, Obey
Photo by Haley Black on Pexels.com Behar-Bechukotai Leviticus 25:1-27:34 Behar-Bechukotai is the last portion of Leviticus. Return - The connection between rest and freedom God made the land he knows the land, he loves his creation. The Lord formed man from the dust of the earth, he cares deeply for the earth. He is the … Continue reading Return, Remember, Obey
Anchor to the Anchor
Photo by eberhard grossgasteiger on Pexels.com All the strength, training, wealth and education that one could acquire is not enough to stand against an avalanche. According to national geographic, "A large, fully developed avalanche can weigh as much as a million tons. It can travel faster than 320 kilometers per hour (200 miles per hour). Avalanches occur as layers in a … Continue reading Anchor to the Anchor
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