Read: Mark 12:30-31 NIV | Daniel Webster, a leading political leader, lawyer and orator during the period up to the Civil War attended a select banquet in his honor. At the cocktail hour, one man asked Mr. Webster, “Sir, what is the greatest thought that ever entered your mind?” Without hesitation, Webster replied, “The greatest […]
Read: Mark 12:30-31 NIV | I can imagine someone saying, “I would like to have just enough Jesus. I want just enough to save my soul, but not so much that my soul catches fire for the Lord. I want to be saved, but I still want to pay back my enemies. I do not […]
Read: Mark 12:30-31 NIV | God blessed me with a son, Jordan. Jordan has a strong resemblance to me. In fact, if I shared our infant pictures taken from around the same age it would be hard to know which belongs to me versus him. He is my son, our child. Even though he has […]
Read: Mark 8:27 | In September of 1910 in a quiet Chicago neighborhood, Clarence Hiller had spent the day painting his house. By early evening, everyone was fast asleep. In the middle of the night, they heard a noise and Clarence went to investigate why the gas light near his daughter’s room had gone out. […]
Read: 2 Kings 6: 15-17 | During our series on Spiritual Vision – See what God Sees, we have noted that to see what God sees, we need to avoid blindness and nearsightedness. This week we address farsighted spiritual vision. Physically, farsighted people have difficulty seeing things near or close to them. Spiritually, farsightedness is something […]
