Jesus. The Way, the Truth, and the Life.
Good morning Everyone!
Check out this devotional called Easter Makes Everything New my sister made for Jim Cymbala (pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle).
It’s an eight-day devotional from some of Pastor Cymbala’s sermons. Start it today and you’ll finish up the day before Easter.
You can read the devotional on your computer (I think you need to sign up for a YouVersion account but it’s free) or you can read the devotional on your device. You just need the YouVersion app.
Taylor, like so many unfortunate children, was exposed to sexual activity at a very young age. It had a profound (very negative) effect on her as she grew into a young woman. But her life changed when she met Jesus.
Someone sent in a question (a few years back; well, in 2012, so like 12 years back) about whether or not they had committed the unpardonable sin. As always, Tim had a response.
I was hitchhiking one day and really wanted to be picked up by a Jesus Freak.
Dewey looked like he had it all together. But underneath it all, his life was a complete mess. Dewey submitted this testimony ten years ago. I mean, I’m not that far behind.
This sorta seemed like a Christmas poem, so I thought about waiting to post it, but it also refers to Jesus’ death, so I thought I’d just post it now. Thanks, Mark, for all your amazing poems that you send to encourage me.
A while back (a LONG while back), someone wrote in and reprimanded us for posting content that they thought promoted the idea that works are a prerequisite for salvation. Tim wrote back and here is what he said.
Carol grew up in an abusive household. Then, as an adult, she was in an abusive relationship. But because of the grace of Jesus, she found a way out. She now lives life of victory and contentment in Jesus Christ.
What resources did the apostle Paul have to write his epistles and letters? Was Paul’s inspiration divine revelation or did he have other apostolic writings? From my reading of the Book of Acts he appeared to have limited personal interaction with the other apostles.
OK, I’m just being a little goofy here. Mike actually sent this poem in on 10/22/14. So it’s only taken me almost ten years to post it. I have lots of other poems sitting in my Thunderbird inbox. I guess I’m a little behind.
