A Bottle Full of Tears
That is a cry of a desperate soul, someone who knows what it is to be a wanderer, a fugitive, an exile. Someone who knows what it is to shed many, many tears.
Continue reading →That is a cry of a desperate soul, someone who knows what it is to be a wanderer, a fugitive, an exile. Someone who knows what it is to shed many, many tears.
Continue reading →One thing I’ve always loved about the Bible since I came to know it is its honesty. It faces facts, it pictures life as it is, it knows us in our weakness.
Continue reading →Sacrifice and offerings are not necessarily things that God does not want, but they are things that He does not want first and foremost.
Continue reading →Are you bound up in some area of your life? Is there a nagging issue that makes you feel as if chains are wrapped around you?
Continue reading →David says, “Surely you desire truth in the inner parts.” What does God want? What is truth in the inner parts?
Continue reading →The psalmist speaks about the day of trouble. There is not one of us that does not, at sometime or other, pass through a day of trouble.
Continue reading →God’s temple can be anywhere where we meet His conditions. We meet His conditions – when our whole being cries, “Glory to God”!!
Continue reading →“Clap your hands all you nations; shout to God with cries of joy.” That’s something more than just religious respectability.
Continue reading →If we love righteousness, we will hate wickedness. We cannot compromise with it.
Continue reading →Are there some Scriptures you regularly declare for yourself, your family, your community and your nation?
Continue reading →Jacob had tremendous wealth, a very large family, and every need had been supplied. What was the reason? His faithfulness in tithing.
Continue reading →There’s the divine way out of trouble: you’re in the midst of trouble, pressures are against you, you don’t see any way out. But there’s a way up, a way to God!
Continue reading →There’s a scene of tremendous uproar. Nations are in uproar, Kingdoms falling. How true that is today but, in the midst of it, God’s voice speaks forth.
Continue reading →King David speaks there about a thirst of the soul and I suppose we are all familiar with what thirst is in our personal experience.
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