On Sunday morning, Jesus entered the Holy City in dramatic fashion. Later that afternoon, though it is not recorded in the scriptural texts, it is quite possible Jesus and his fellows selected a lamb to be slaughtered in a few days. If so, this would have been in accordance with Exodus 12:3. However, it would … More Holy Week Devotional Thought – Monday
Joseph and Mary were diligent in their private, family, vocational, and corporate worship. Individually they communed with God. Together they sang to the Lord. When told to go to Egypt and return to Israel, they obeyed. As a family, they diligently strove to keep God’s ordinances regarding his public worship. From Luke’s record, this family … More Driven to be in the Father’s House
Before our divine appointment with the Holy Spirit, we were dead in our trespasses and sins. Horribly, we walked according to the game-plan of this world and followed the leadership of the Prince of Darkness. Consequently, we were sons of disobedience who naturally and habitually followed the fluctuating whims of our fleshly lusts. Therefore, because of our exceeding … More Far, Near, and One
Unfathomable Grace 