Devotion for August 10
If we know there are always blessings and battles, we won’t be distracted by one or destroyed by the other.
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If we know there are always blessings and battles, we won’t be distracted by one or destroyed by the other.
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Who really is Jesus? When we try to answer this question, the abiding tendency of the human heart is to make Jesus exactly who we want him to be.
Your Own Personal Jesus? Read More »
When we lessen the importance of servanthood, we actually cheapen our regard for Jesus, his life, example and sacrifice.
Devotion for August 9 Read More »
The word ancient translators used to describe Joseph’s multicolored coat is the same term used to describe God’s “manifold wisdom,” as he builds his church from every nation, tribe, people, and language.
Devotion for August 8 Read More »
How can the church serve as a support structure for its families, especially when they encounter difficulties?
The Laws of Jubilee: A Way to Strengthen the Family Read More »
I don’t know many folks who would console themselves with the seemingly mad moniker “man of prayer.” But I’m starting to think it’s a worthwhile consolation.
50th Anniversary Devotion for August 7 Read More »
Because we could never make amends for our sins, Jesus made atonement for us.
Devotion for August 4 Read More »
The Bible not only teaches us how to live according to God’s love, but also assures us that we are not slaves to sin.
Devotion for August 3 Read More »
The publication will tell the story of Duncan’s years of service from a variety of perspectives, featuring special highlights from each RTS campus.
Retrospective Edition of RTS Magazine Honors Duncan’s 10th Anniversary Read More »
As long as you’re in this world, you are spiritually in enemy territory.
Devotion for August 2 Read More »