The Spirit Made Me Do It
R. P. Amos
The Chronicles of the ?Disciple?s Walk? are various exhortations. The goal is to encourage the believer in the Lord Jesus to follow Him according to His Word rather than tradition or popular thinking.
Many are familiar with the worldly saying, ?the devil made me do it.? By that, people usually mean that it wasn?t their intention to do wrong but the enticement of the evil one overpowered them.
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Andrew Shelor
In 2 Peter 3:12 we are told that we are to be looking forward to the Day
of God with eager anticipation as if our eagerness might somehow hasten its coming.
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Steve Hulshizer
The statisticians tell us that the majority of Americans are overweight.
This is no surprise since many spend most of their day sitting behind a desk, or in front
of the TV. Add to this a steady diet of fast-foods, and you have the perfect formula for
being overweight.
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Steve Hulshizer
Worship is not some difficult, complex, sophisticated religious activity which is limited to a few elite saints. It is to be the portion of all believers. Worship is simply bowing before the Lord and expressing His worthiness to be worshiped. (Rev.5:8) Now worship goes beyond the wonderful fact that Jesus died for us. While we should never forget this amazing fact, and the wonderful love of Christ, there is much more for which He can be worshipped.
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By Donald L. Norbie
There had been some strife between Abraham’s herdsmen and Lot’s herdsmen. Their flocks
and herds were growing and there was competition for pasture. Abraham generously told Lot
to choose the area where he wished to live; there was plenty of room for both of them and
their livestock.
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