Yesterday, we learned about the idea of winning the war within.  If there is one thing that is relevant to us today, it is the fact that spiritual warfare is real.  Most of life’s battles are won or lost within our minds and in our brains.  This is where the

Today, during my reflection and devotional time, I was singing a song made famous by gospel artist, Lynda Randle. For me, it fit so perfectly with where I find myself, as well as where David found himself when he wrote the song of melody for our passage, today. It is

Last Sunday during our time of teaching, I briefly mentioned a very mysterious Old Testament king who rises up as a leader in early Jerusalem: Melchizedek, king of Salem as a form of Christ and a forerunner of our True High Priest—Jesus. Strangely, there is no real record of Melchizedek

Recently, I have been personally convinced about the true power and destructive nature of hurricane water and winds, because I am experiencing the lingering effects of Helene and Milton on our home. In the past, I knew about the power of hurricanes; I watched others suffer, but until we personally

Knowing how to respond to evil has been and continues to be a very difficult challenge for God’s children. Should we respond to evil by trying to bring justice in our human strength or should we remain in a place of trust and steadily seek to overcome evil with good?

Friends, today’s devotion directly connects to yesterday’s sermon from Pastor Mary. If you recall, or if you were not able to join us, we spent time in Hebrews 5:1-10. The Apostle Paul is attributed, by many, to have written the epistle (letter) to the Hebrews, which is recorded as the