Category Archives: Daily Devotions

If you live in England and you are looking for people on a Sunday morning, you’ll find them at the local Car Boot Sale.  If you are looking for Christians, you will find them in the church.  Why do they … Continue reading →

The Bereans are well known in some Christian circles for their hard work.  When Paul preached about Jesus Christ they did not just accept the truth because of his say so.  The Bereans went back and looked through the scriptures to see … Continue reading →

The city of Philippi was on a trade route from Rome, through Greece/Macedonia to Turkey and beyond.  It had an elite of retired Roman soldiers and there were very few Jews living there.  Paul does his usual process of going to the … Continue reading →

Paul and Barnabas had a fight.  We are not told who was in the right or who was in the wrong, but their disagreement was so sharp that they went their own ways.  God used this foul up.  He actually … Continue reading →

We used to sing a song that said: Just as I am, without one plea, but that thy blood was shed for me, and that thou bidst me come to thee, O Lamb of God, I come, I come. There … Continue reading →

When Jesus sends the apostles into the world he sends them to make disciples.  It is my opinion that evangelism is the first step on a longer journey.  The Chapel (www.chapel.org) just had some success with 150 people claiming to … Continue reading →

Paul preaches in a way that he shows history to be the unfolding of God’s story.  We should look at the years that have passed and not see Biblical years and years that the Bible does not speak to.  It … Continue reading →

It is Black History Month in the United States.  I was pastor at a black church called Hi Praz in Bellwood for about two years.  I loved the experience.  I loved the spirit and the soul-food.  However, the argument still … Continue reading →

The passage below gives two accounts of answered prayer.  For some reason God allows James to be beheaded for the gospel.  Then God allows Peter to be saved by an angel from the same fate.  Both stories are part of … Continue reading →