I will give thee for a covenant of the people. Isaiah 49.8 What follows is Charles Spurgeon’s devotion on this text for the morning of January 3. It is taken from his wonderful daily devotional Morning and Evening. Which we highly recommend. There are many editions available, including editions with updated language and modern Bible…
A.W. Pink’s book The Attributes of God is a classic work on the being and essence of God. Each month we’ll explore one chapter, summarize the main ideas, and discuss our favorite passages. Today we examine chapter seven: The Immutability of God. This chapter by A.W. Pink explores God’s immutability, that is His unchanging nature….
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem:May they prosper who love you. Psalm 122.6 The Peace of Jerusalem This is a true coffee cup verse, often taken out of context and misinterpreted. How many times have you heard this verse quoted when the modern nation-state of Israel is in the news? Certainly, when David wrote this…
I will bless the LORD at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth. My soul shall make its boast in the LORD; The humble shall hear of it and be glad. Oh, magnify the LORD with me, And let us exalt His name together. Psalm 34.1-3 When we last discussed this Psalm,…
Let the people renew their strength. Isaiah 41.1 What follows is Charles Spurgeon’s devotion on this text for the evening of January 2. It is taken from his wonderful daily devotional Morning and Evening. Which we highly recommend. There are many editions available, including editions with updated language and modern Bible translations. It is available…
A.W. Pink’s book The Attributes of God is a classic work on the being and essence of God. Each month we’ll explore one chapter, summarize the main ideas, and discuss our favorite passages. Today we examine chapter six: The Sovereignty of God. A.W. Pink’s teaching on the sovereignty of God emphasizes that God is supreme,…
Continual praise. How does that work? What does it even mean to “bless the Lord”? Shouldn’t we be asking for his blessing? How do we praise him “continually”? Does that mean we have to walk around singing all day? This is the first of six blog posts where I’ll be looking at the first 3 verses of this Psalm and attempting to answer some of these questions.
Continual praise. How does that work? What does it even mean to “bless the Lord”? Shouldn’t we be asking for his blessing? How do we praise him “continually”? Does that mean we have to walk around singing all day? This is the first of six blog posts where I’ll be looking at the first 3 verses of this Psalm and attempting to answer some of these questions.
Continue in prayer Colossians 4.2 What follows is Charles Spurgeon’s devotion on this text for the morning of January 2. It is taken from his wonderful daily devotional Morning and Evening. Which we highly recommend. There are many editions available, including editions with updated language and modern Bible translations. It is available online for free,…
