Prior to today’s passage from Luke 10:13-16, we know that Jesus moved from His Galilean ministry to begin His journey toward Jerusalem. He sent out seventy-two chosen disciples, in pairs, to the towns and places He planned to visit. Jesus’s instructions were, “Whenever you enter someone’s home, first say, ‘May

Every time I write in reference to Psalm 119, I like to remind us, that it contains 176 verses which are divided into 22 stanzas, and each stanza is titled with a letter from the Hebrew alphabet. Today’s stanza is titled with the 10th letter of the Hebrew alphabet, Yodh

Last Wednesday through Friday we spent our devotional time within 2 Kings, and if you joined us for worship yesterday, Pastor Mary continued in 2 Kings 5 (1-14), and we will pick up today where she left off. As a reminder Naaman was a high-ranking official within the Syrian Army,

Sometimes we need a whopping dose of hope to go with our faith if we are going to believe God for big things. In our passage and lesson, yesterday, we read about how the Shunammite woman was barren and unable to have a child, so Elisha spoke a promise from

Discipleship is about serving the Lord and becoming an instrument who releases the grace and goodness of God into the lives of others. We can witness Old Testament servants whom God used to do amazing and miraculous works, as well as New Testament servants who emulated the love and power

God is always seeking to make his presence known to his human creation. This is the Truth from the past, present, and will remain the Truth until the return of Christ for his Bride—the Church. The struggle for humanity in relationship with God has always been, continues to be, and