Devotion for June 3
So much of living without the burden and pain of sin is simply believing that life could be better without it.
So much of living without the burden and pain of sin is simply believing that life could be better without it.
A summary of the overtures before the 48th General Assembly, most of which come from the denomination’s 88 presbyteries.
So vital is loving others to intimacy with God, that the Apostle John says we cannot really know God at all without loving relationships.
Three decades ago when Tom Hunley was scribbling his first lines of poetry, he couldn’t have imagined that he would one day receive a prestigious award for a collection of poems that detail his misadventures in parenting.
Even though we face difficulties and tears, God will weave all – from beginning to eternity – into his tapestry of salvation for us and those our lives touch.
If you need One who can truly understand, comfort, and guide you from pain and loss, then seek the Wonderful Counselor, Jesus.
As Christ’s glory was enhanced by the splendor of his bride, so also is the blessing of spouses whose goal is to give themselves for the splendor of another.
As a pastor’s wife, I likely have had one too many doughnut holes, but I maintain I have been profoundly nourished by gathering with my people.
We see grace emerge on the pages of Scripture whenever God provides for those who cannot provide for themselves.