Monday Morsels

The unexpected hero that we find in Samson points us to the absolutely expected hero we find in God.

As the world continues to throw difficulties at us and work to tear us down, unless we have established our true and direct line with God, we will be tossed about, another victim of the tidal waves of social norms and their ever-changing destruction.

True miracles give us proof of God’s presence and power with an unexplained phenomenon directly from the hand of God. 

We are told through the Word that God loves all of us as a Father. In fact Jesus calls Him OUR father in Heaven, not just His. So as a loving Father, why do we ever doubt that He will take care of His children, especially actual children.

Peace: It a word that has been manipulated and over commercialized by the world, but true peace, found only in the One true God, is priceless, incomparable, and without true description; just like Him. 

In our day and age there is a big push to accept everyone for who they are with tolerance for their choices and lifestyles. The acceptable thought here is that we should not judge others because then we are close-minded, arrogant, and even hateful. Well, this is not what the Bible teaches.

Why would we not desire the riches of wisdom? When all the earth and its riches fade away, we will still have the wisdom of God within us. The level of that is up to us, I guess. If we seek to know Jesus, then we seek to have wisdom.

Psalm 143:8 says, “Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you. Show me the way I should go, for to you I entrust my life.” God is available to renew us each morning with a fresh outpouring of His unfailing Love.

In this special Christmas episode, we take an intimate look at the birth of Jesus.

Do we only spend a couple hours a week with our physical family? Hopefully not. It takes time to get to know people and see what our similarities are. The one thing we have in common with our church family is our love for God. The healthier our desire is to know God more, the stronger our relationship will be with Him and with other believers.