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Whyte House Daily Devotional Bible Reading Episode #15: Genesis 20 & 21 and Mark 15 by Daniel Whyte III

TEXT: Matthew 11:20-24

In 2001, at the Daytona 500, racing legend Dale Earhardt on the final lap of the race, crashed into the wall at a speed of around 180 miles per hour after being tapped from behind. The autopsy report stated that he died of blunt force trauma to the head. It has been suggested that he may have survived the crash if he had been wearing a special safety device called a HANS or Head and Neck Safety Device. At the time however, he had decided against using the device complaining that it restricted his movements too much. His neglect probably cost him his life. The Bible reveals that each individual is on a collision course with God’s judgment. He has provided a safety device in the cross of Jesus Christ, that will keep us from suffering eternal death and separation from God. But like Dale Earnhardt, we each must chose to accept and not neglect what God has offered.

The Resurrection, Part 10 (Reasons to Believe #157) by Daniel Whyte III

Israeli Foreign Minister Says They Won't Allow Iran to Get Nukes (Second Coming Watch Update #898) by Daniel Whyte III

The Scripture & The Sense Podcast #350: Hosea 14:1-3 by Daniel Whyte III

Whyte House Daily Devotional Bible Reading Episode #14: Genesis 19, Psalm 12, & Mark 14 by Daniel Whyte III

TEXT: 1 Timothy 4:1-5

In our last message, we began looking at how the false teachers were leading many into a false faith with their legalistic commands. Let’s continue looking at some background information surrounding this passage as stated in the Bible Knowledge Commentary: “Those who believe and who know the truth can gratefully receive and use the things God created, which were designed to be received. Contrary to the teaching of the errorists, everything God created is good. Here Paul echoed God’s own verdict. Whereas the false teachers were intent on “forbidding” and “abstaining”, Paul said that nothing is to be rejected—nothing, that is, that God created. Man can abuse what God has created, as adultery is an abuse of the marital sexual relationship, and gluttony is an abuse of a normal appetite for food. Such abuses should certainly be rejected. But God’s creations themselves are all good and should be received with thanksgiving, not with taboos.” All the seemingly “ordinary” things of life can then become extraordinary as they are consecrated by the Word of God and prayer. In the light of the Scriptures a Christian recognizes God’s good hand behind the things provided, and offers thanksgiving to the Lord. In this way the ordinary things so easily taken for granted become sanctified as occasions for worship and praise.”

Keep it Cellular, Part 2 (Strategic Christian Leadership #59) by Daniel Whyte III

Prayer Motivator Minute #902 by Daniel Whyte III

Whyte House Daily Devotional Bible Reading Episode #13: Genesis 18, Psalm 145, & Mark 13 by Daniel Whyte III