"You shall not murder," The LORD said on Mount Sanai (Ex. 20:13). This was the command he had given to his people. But their Jewish minds were made up. Jesus had to be put to death. He was a breaker of the Law (specifically in breaking the Sabbath) and was a blasphemer, calling God his father, making himself equal with God (John 5:18). But it was against their law to have anyone put to death.
Read MoreImagine an older man, in his final days, gathering his children around him so that he could give them his final words. With one more chance to influence, one more chance to pass the torch, one more chance to leave a legacy. What would he want to say?
Read MoreDo you struggle to have a consistent “family worship”? Do you struggle to gathering your family for some sort of “family worship?” I find that a lot of us are. I find that I am. But are you like Bruce? “Who’s Bruce?” you say? Well, maybe you should watch this video first.
Read MoreHow many times have you heard in Christian circles over the years, the testimonies of men and women talking about how their mother had been praying for them for years before they turned to Christ? I feel like I hear this all the time.
Read MoreFor the last three chapters Jesus has been talking to his disciples about his upcoming departure. In this chapter, Jesus now turns his attention to his Father and prays. As he’s been talking to his disciples of a fullness of joy, but I’m sure he is full of sorrow as Good Friday approaches.
Read MoreGeorge is mainly known for being a man of prayer and establishing, and sustaining, orphan houses in England in the 1900′s. He cared for thousands of orphans and all of his work with the orphan homes was funded and supported by prayer. He never asked anyone for money..
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