Devotion for February 14
We pray in Jesus’ name because of the assurance that the Father will give us whatever we ask that most honors Jesus’ name.
We pray in Jesus’ name because of the assurance that the Father will give us whatever we ask that most honors Jesus’ name.
Though pocketing the extra income is appealing Ed Dunnington calls the decision, “a short-term solution with a catastrophic long-term effect.”
We were rescued from the pit of our sin by standing on the sacrifice of our elder Brother — who gave his life that we might live.
As a preacher said long ago, “Grace is not sweet, if sin is not bitter.”
If you can withhold your criticism long enough to extend God’s grace, the life-transforming power you’ve been given is yours to give to another.
Sometimes the Bible reveals aspects of grace through prophecies like this, but also through poetry, history, proverbs, and inspired letters.
For the people in Turkey and the surrounding area, the earthquakes are a tragedy they won’t soon forget or recover from.
We are children of our Heavenly Father, and because we are His children, His love will never leave or forsake us.
However our rescue comes, the One who ultimately rescues is God.
The valleys of our sin have been filled with Christ’s righteousness.