Daily Devotional from Pastor Mary
I was reading something yesterday morning about quiet time and it hit home in my thinking. I spend a lot of time reading, praying, searching
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I was reading something yesterday morning about quiet time and it hit home in my thinking. I spend a lot of time reading, praying, searching
New systems and new ways to connect. Sometimes we have to get used to the new. Yesterday, my phone experienced a new update and I am still trying to learn how to access certain areas, apps and ways to navigate the new format. Everything looks new and none of the
Our love for God is expressed through worship [our humble submission to his will for our lives], as well as mission [our deliberate choice to love others the way Christ loves us]. Yet, worship is not WHAT we do, it is WHO we are before God; we are submitted believers
Evangelism can be difficult for people. Some folks see salvation as personal and; therefore, keep to themselves. Others may be bold, brassy, and a bit offensive; therefore, their manner of communication may push people away. Lastly, sometimes people are such concrete thinkers they make everything about God intellectual and void
I am so very grateful to have the sacrifice of Christ for the sins of the world, restored communion with Father God, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit of Truth. As a human race, we can be so indifferent to the unrighteous motives of our own hearts. We may
Sometimes I am still startled by the spiritual and even moral decline—low standard for living—of professing Christians. Obviously, every human being faces the temptation of sin; we may fight the temptation or we may step into it. The Bible defines this decline as a “degenerate” state. If a person lives
God has promised to be our Comforter; his presence brings heavenly peace, grace, and power in the Spirit to his beloved people of faith. Therefore, we should not be afraid of the sinful deeds plaguing this temporal world. The irrational and chaotic actions of human beings cannot be compared to