Waiting and predicting go hand in hand. The same is true for the return of Jesus. As we wait for His second coming, it’s in our human nature to predict when it’s going to happen, but Jesus shares in the Olivet Discourse that there are more important things than predicting.

With record numbers of people dying every day we cannot help but wonder “What will heaven be like?” For the most part the scriptures say heaven will be beyond our imagination. But we have a few clues. One clue is that our bodies in heaven will be like the resurrection body of Jesus.

On Friday Pilate was struggling, the council was conspiring, the crowd was vilifying, but that was Friday! It's now Sunday, He is risen, and because He lives, we have the promise of eternal life in our home in Heaven.

Most of us can remember "the who," "the what," and, "the where" of Good Friday. Jesus, Crucified, Jerusalem. But the critical question is "Why?"

Welcome to Dinnertime Devotions! The CDC’s message to us lately has been, “Make sure and wash your hands.” But on the night before Good Friday, Jesus’ message to his disciples and us was, “Make sure and wash each other’s feet!”

Thomas Edison’s life work burnt up in one night in a huge fire. His response was to brush a bench off, and lay down and go to sleep. How does a man find rest at a time like that?

My passport has taken me to Israel, China, Russia, Haiti and more. But a US passport cannot take me to heaven. Heaven has no visitors. Only citizens may enter.

When my friend’s husband died, I told her, “I am sorry you lost Jeff.” She calmly said, I didn’t loose him. I know exactly where he is.” What is your last known address?