Moment with the Word

Even in a trying time, he is able to cry out to the Lord and then lay down and sleep. He knows the Lord will sustain him.

Prayer is not what we must do; it is just what we do.

We are prompted by the Spirit to cry out to a thirsty world to come and drink of the water of life without price.

While following Jesus is the best thing, it is by no means the easy thing.

We are far more than inconsequential persons who struggle to live on this earth for 80 years and then become soon forgotten.

Always come away awed by the one who will win in the end.

Certainly, one of the things that Revelation does for us is to remind us that things are not always as they seem.

If we are to live life well, we need to know who opposes us.

The book of Revelation reminds us that we are standing between two realities.

If we are going to walk through this world filled with trials and temptations, then we will need God’s favor shown to us.

Repetition is not always wasted space; it’s sometimes what is needed.

This warning is meant to keep us from arrogantly claiming to know better than God’s Word

Everything we’ve ever really longed for is ours at no cost. Jesus has done the work for us. He has paid the cost.

The indwelling Spirit will indeed prompt us, as the bride of Christ, to say to Jesus: “Come.”

By identifying himself with promises of old, Jesus reveals that he is not some new fad thought up by people at the time.

Within our hearts is a longing for one who will bring peace...

What is promised here comes because of the work of Jesus - He has made us pure.

It is only in Him that our lives can really count for something of note.

How we live in this life matters to our Savior.

Allow me to say what some of you are thinking: “What!?”