Until I come, give attention to the public reading of Scripture, to exhortation and teaching. – 1 Timothy 4:13 WASHINGTON - America Reads the Bible, a recent event held at the Museum of the Bible, brought together hundreds of leaders, public figures, and everyday participants to read the Bible aloud...
Until I come, give attention to the public reading of Scripture, to exhortation and teaching. – 1 Timothy 4:13 WASHINGTON - America Reads the Bible, a recent event held at the Museum of the Bible, brought together hundreds of leaders, public figures, and everyday participants to read the Bible aloud...
Lisa Price
Foolish children are a grief to their father and bitterness to her who bore them- Proverbs 17:25 NRSVUE There is a worldwide epidemic of adult children raised in Christian homes who have defected …
Introduction: Why Doctrine Matters More Than You Think Doctrine isn’t just for pastors or theologians—it’s for every believer. Whether you realize it or not, you are already living out what you bel…
Sheryl H. Boldt
Don’t let procrastination steal your year. Learn how small, focused actions can build momentum and help you follow through on what matters most.
HANANIAHinFAITH + TECH
Students in my AI courses ask me tech questions. Students in my theology courses ask me faith questions. Almost nobody asks me both at once — which is exactly why I think this particular question doesn't get answered well anywhere.So here it is: an honest review of AI for Bible...
Lisa Price
Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven- Matthew 18:3 NASB Transformation and growth are non-negotiables of the Chr…
We are currently living in a nation that desperately needs leaders who are resolute in standing upon the principles created by our founding fathers. It is these tenets of freedom and liberty that have forged a nation of opportunity and promise. But long before foundational leaders like George Washington, Thomas...
Tricia Thornton
Most parents are familiar with the fight-or-flight response — that rush of adrenaline when something feels threatening. But there’s a lesser-known fear response that quietly affects people: the fawn response. And understanding it could change how you connect with your children, manage your own emotions, and model healthy relationships in...
And chaos is our reality without God. From the very beginning, in Genesis, when God created the world, He hovered over the chaos and spoke order into the chaos. This command is one of the ways God spoke order into the chaos of our relationships.
Asher ColeinWorship Builder
1. The unexpected direction created by one songA pastor once said during his sermon that if he had the authority to get rid of all the beer in the world, he would pour it all into the river. Then he added that he would do the same with all the...
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Me inside the church: "I love everyone! Praise the Lord!" Me in the parking lot 5 minutes later: "Seriously? Did you see that guy?!" Real faith isn’t just in the pew; it’s in the driver's seat. But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves. (James 1:22)...
Esther KiminPray & Abide*Source: [Algeria Shuts Protestant Churches as Christians Are Pushed Underground](https://www.christiandaily.com/news/algeria-shuts-protestant-churches-as-christians-are-pushed-underground) — Christian Daily International, April 27, 2026* --- I stumbled across this article and honestly, I had to sit with it for a while before I could write anything. Algeria. Nearly every Protestant church — closed. Not because the congregations...
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Sometimes God says "turn right" when I’m convinced "straight" is faster. I’ve learned the hard way that His detours aren't just delays—they’re protection and a better destination. "In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps." (Proverbs 16:9)
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
In the last post, we talked about why music matters so much in a child’s early development. The good news? You don’t need special training or expensive lessons to get started. Music can grow naturally in the middle of your everyday life.Here are a few simple ideas to weave rhythm...
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Why authority doesn't equal influence — and what doesHave you ever walked out of a meeting where you held the title, ran the agenda, and said all the right things — and somehow, nothing moved?The report got nodded at. The decision got deferred. The team went back to their desks...
By Elizabeth Prata Hebrews 13:8 says, Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today, and forever. It is a gross misunderstanding of the nature and character of God if a person thinks Jesus is “…
The White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting reminds us that the violence in our nation has become far too common. I urge us all to pray.
Read John’s Gospel, Chapter 7. Jesus' signs Jesus showed signs He was the Son of God: the healing of the paralytic and the feeding of the multitude. Th ...
By Elizabeth Prata And Isaac said to his father Abraham, “My father!” And he said, “Here I am, my son.” He said, “Behold, the fire and the wood, but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?” Abraham…
Stacey BarkleyinDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
“If you remain in Me and My words remain in you, ask whatever you want and it will be done for you.” -- John 15:7 (HCSB)Have you ever had a child you love stand before you, eyes wide and hopeful, asking for something they were convinced they needed? I remember...
HANANIAHinKingdom Finances
I heard one story from my seminary student: My father-in-law called me on a Tuesday afternoon last spring. He'd been at his men's Bible study and someone had mentioned Bitcoin — again. "Every week someone brings it up," he said, half exasperated. "I just smile and nod. I have no...
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Sometimes we feel small.Unnoticed. Replaceable.In a church full of beautiful voices, strong leaders, and visible gifts, it’s easy to believe we don’t really matter.But God’s house is not held together only by what people see.Sometimes the most important part is hidden… quietly holding everything in place.This little story is a...
Image generated via AI. At the time of this writing, we just celebrated Easter last weekend. One of the songs we sang mentioned Friday and Jesus’ dying. Even he himself said, “It is fin…
Jesse FisherinWholesome Creation
Christian fasting and intermittent fasting practices involve stepping away from food for a period of time. Both require discipline. Both simplify daily life. Yet the similarity goes deeper than just behavior. At their core, they reflect a shared pattern: creating space by letting go of something immediate in order to...
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
Often overlooked, hymnals are one of the most powerful tools for learning Western music. They don’t just contain songs—they train your ears, eyes, and hands all at once.1. Learn Harmony the Practical WayMost hymns are written in four parts (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass). This is the foundation of classical harmony.Instead...
Robert WilliamsinThe 91st Minute
If you say the words “May 26, 1999, Barcelona” to any football fan, they will instinctively take a deep breath. What happened that night at the Camp Nou was not merely a sporting event; it was a theological manifestation of what happens when human calculation ends and “grace” intervenes.The very...
She came up to me after the service, and the first thing she said was: "I'm sorry about that."She was a vocalist — mid-forties, had been singing on worship teams at various churches for maybe fifteen years. We had just led together for the first time, and at one point...
ABCDinApplied Biblical Culture Daily
When Life Hits Hard — From Avoidance to Redemption(1)While the word "whammy" sounds lighthearted, it actually refers to a sudden blow that can knock a person’s life completely off track. We often talk about a "double whammy"—that moment of impact brought on by an unexpected failure, a streak of bad...
Karisa MooreinDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
“But he who enters by the door is the shepherd of the sheep. To him the gatekeeper opens. The sheep hear his voice, and he calls his own sheep by name and leads them out. When he has brought out all his own, he goes before them, and the sheep...
Stevens BrookesinDr.Daniel
Struggling with focus and mental clarity? Discover 10 brain-healthy foods that improved my thinking, energy, and even my prayer life—through a practical, faith-based perspective.1. When Spiritual Struggle Isn’t Only SpiritualFor a long time, I thought my struggle with focus was purely a spiritual problem. I tried to fix it the...
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
In the previous post, we explored how music can grow naturally in everyday life. This time, we take a step further—focusing on what happens when a child begins learning an instrument with greater intention from an early age.1. Growing the Brain Through MusicListening to music is valuable—but playing an instrument...
G. RiversinSlowly & Honestly
Let me describe someone I know well. Maybe you do too.He's a regular at church, attending sermons every single week. His bookshelf is packed with theology books, and if you take a closer look, you'll notice the margins are filled with highlighted notes. Want to know the difference between justification...
HANANIAHinKingdom Finances
I'll never forget the moment a friend from my home church pulled me aside after a Sunday service. He'd made $40,000 on Ethereum in 2021. Then he lost most of it by 2022. He wasn't asking me about money. He was asking me whether he'd sinned — whether greed had...
Revelation 10 - a mighty angel & the voice of 7 thunders. Revelation 10 takes place during a break between the 6th and 7th trumpet judgements. John sees a mighty angel...
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The world looks at your scars and calls you a "failure."They see a crooked log, fit only for the fire.But the Master sees what they cannot. He knows that a heart twisted by a hundred storms... has the densest grain and the strongest soul.Does it feel like you’re being broken?...
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The Story:To teach a group of envious monks about the true essence of integrity, a wise Abbott gave them each a singular task. He handed them each a live bird and gave a standard that seemed simple, yet was impossible to meet:"Go and kill this bird, but only in a...
The Book Academy Technical School is a free Bible School in Lagos Nigeria. Our On-site Bible School classes started early this month (April 11, 2026). The online classes have been on for many years now with lots of students enrolled. Related: Check out more information about the Bible School online courses here About the […]
Hope inHope Reads
You've done something no one saw. No consequences. No witnesses.And you still felt guilty.Or the opposite — you watched someone get away with something genuinely unfair, and something in you said that's wrong. Not just I don't like it. Not just that's illegal. Wrong. As in, it shouldn't have happened....
In Psalm 115, the psalmist declared that God's blessings belong to those who put their trust in Him. Because He won't let us down, let's examine how we can trus
By Elizabeth Prata Philip found Nathanael and said to him, “We have found him of whom Moses in the Law and also the prophets wrote, Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Joseph.” Nathanael said…
Hope inHope Reads
Have you ever laid awake at 3 a.m., running through the same anxious loop you've already run a hundred times?Maybe it's your finances. Your health. A relationship that feels like it's slowly unraveling. A future that won't stop feeling uncertain.You tell yourself to calm down. fvYou breathe. You scroll. You...
Looking for body, soul, and spirit explained? Discover the biblical meaning of zoe and how three Greek words for life change your Bible study.
He pulled me aside before rehearsal and said it quietly, like he was confessing something."I can't stand this song."He was an older man — mid-sixties, had been playing piano in church settings since before I was born. Decades of Sunday mornings. He wasn't complaining exactly. He was telling me because...
Nicole O'MearainDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
“These things I have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full." - John 15:11 (ESV)Please Pray: Father in Heaven, thank you for giving me all that I need, in good times and hard times. Help me depend on you for...
Jesse FisherinWholesome Creation
In recent years, intermittent fasting has become widely popular. Many people practice it to improve their health, manage weight, or reset their metabolism. At first glance, it may seem like a modern trend. But when we look more closely, it begins to resemble something much older—Christian fasting.I practice it at...
The Lord Jesus spoke about receiving the living water in John chapter 4 and chapter 7. John 19 is about the Lord’s crucifixion. Verse 30 records His death and verse 34 shows us a physical sym…
Book Reviewed by Patrick Blair on April 13, 2026
Lori AltebaumerinDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
Then he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples' feet and to wipe them with the towel that was wrapped around him. -- John 13:15 If you would like to know humility, take a temperamental and overly tired toddler out in public. They’re God’s gift to...
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Currently in "God’s Waiting Room." It’s not a passive place—it’s a training ground. While I’m waiting for the door to open, I’m learning to be the person who’s ready to walk through it."It is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord." (Lamentations 3:26)
Carol McLeod
Sometimes, God uses a single moment to change the trajectory of a life—and this story is one of those moments. Many of us are familiar with Joni Eareckson Tada —her courage, her gifts, her radiant testimony—but what you are about to experience is something more personal. It is a glimpse of how one
“And He (God) said, 'Let Me go, for the day breaks.” But he (Jacob) said, “I will not let You go unless You bless me!” – Genesis 32:26 I cried out, “Are you there, God? Do you hear my prayers?!” Jacob experienced doubt too. After stealing his brother’s blessing, Jacob...
The recent posts are on the living water flowing from God, culminating in the river of water of life from the throne of God and the Lamb in New Jerusalem. Ephesians 4:15-16 says “holding to t…
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
Music is one of the most natural ways young children experience the world. Even before they can speak, babies respond to sound. A lullaby can calm them. A simple song can make them smile.The Earlier, the BetterBeing exposed to music as early as possible has lasting benefits. Children who grow...
Robert WilliamsinThe 91st Minute
Let’s be honest with ourselves: as football fans, we are addicted to the spectacular. We pay our hard-earned money to see top-corner screamers, breathtaking counter-attacks, and scoreboards that light up with 4-0 or 5-0 blowouts. We want the highlight reel. We want the adrenaline.But if you want to understand what...
Over the last few months I've had the joy of being involved in a couple of projects that I'm really happy to finally share with you here. Baptist Renewal In the past two years, our church has been privileged to partner with AMBER (The Association of Ministers for Baptist and Evangelical Renewal), a new network...
HANANIAHinFAITH + TECH
AI-powered scams are targeting faith communities, and most congregations have no ideaIt happened on a Sunday morning, twenty minutes before the 11 o'clock service. A woman in our church's small group texted me in a panic. She'd received a message through the group chat — appearing to be from the...
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
At first glance, jazz and hymns might seem like complete opposites. Jazz feels expressive, flexible, and full of improvisation, while hymns are structured, steady, and rooted in tradition.But when these two worlds meet, something beautiful happens. Familiar hymn melodies begin to take on new color. Harmonies grow richer. And somehow,...
Nicole O'MearainDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
“These things I have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full." - John 15:11 (ESV)Last summer, I climbed to the top of a lighthouse. That sounds simple, I know. It’s not as if I had climbed Mount Everest. But for...
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Sometimes faith doesn’t arrive with thunder or miracles — it comes quietly, at the exact moment we need it most.A missionary found himself stranded in the middle of the desert with a broken car and no help in sight. With no signal, no passing cars, and no solutions, he simply...
ABCDinApplied Biblical Culture Daily
When Life Hits Hard — From Avoidance to Redemption(2)Questions about how to avoid the "whammy" eventually hit a dead end. There comes a point where we stop asking, "Can I escape this?" The damage is done, the clock can't be turned back, and certain choices leave marks that never fade....
Good day, beautiful people, I pray that this post meets you well? Do remember that our Heavenly Father is the lifter of our heads, and His peace, which surpasses all human understanding, has the po…
Hope inHope Reads
Rethinking Power, Leadership, and the Heart of David."What do you do when the person you trusted most starts aiming a spear at your heart?"We’ve all been there. Maybe it’s not a physical weapon, but you’ve felt the sting. The jealous boss who undermines your work. The mentor who turns cold...
Sylvia GreerinStories That Still Breathe
A story from two thousand years ago — about a rooster, a man who ran, and a love that did not walk away.You don't have to believe anything to read this. No prior knowledge required. No membership, no background check. You only need one thing to understand this story: you...
HANANIAHinFAITH + TECHI was grading papers in my seminary office when the notification hit my phone: “Anthropic Refuses to Release Its Most Powerful AI — Cites Unprecedented Cybersecurity Risk.” I set down my red pen. As someone who holds a PhD in AI and teaches systematic theology, I've read plenty of alarming...
When life feels uncertain, trusting God can be difficult—especially when we cannot understand what he is doing. This post reflects on why we often trust our own understanding more than God, how fear distorts our perspective, and how we can learn to rest in God’s love when life does not make sense.
Hope inHope Reads
Have you ever sat in a church pew and felt it? That quiet, nagging thought: “I believe… I think. But if someone actually asked me to explain why, I’m not sure I could.”Most of us grew up around these walls. We know the rhythm of the liturgy; we can sing...
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
In my previous post, I shared one of Johann Sebastian Bach’s cantatas. Today, I turn to a different mood with Sheep May Safely Graze, from another of his cantatas, a piece that feels more pastoral and gently expressive.Bach’s Was mir behagt, ist nur die muntre Jagd, BWV 208 (“Only the...
Lori AltebaumerinDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
Then he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples' feet and to wipe them with the towel that was wrapped around him. -- John 13:15 Please Pray:Heavenly Father, some days I just get so tired of trying to please everyone around me and not getting much...
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We’ve all been there. After an exhausting day of work, family, and endless to-do lists, the house finally falls quiet. You decide it’s the perfect moment for a deep, meaningful connection with God.We begin with great vigor, meditating on God’s sovereignty and the vastness of His grace. Kneeling down and...
HANANIAHinFAITH + TECH
The rise of AI spiritual companions isn't a tech problem — it's a community failureA few weeks ago, a graduate student knocked on my office door. She studies theology. She's been in church her whole life. She sat down and told me — with obvious hesitation — that she had...
Nancy C. Williams
As we enjoy the splendor of spring, let’s watch for and prepare for Christ’s return.
You have questions about Jesus. Have you had these questions? (You cannot shock me.) I grew up with the Sunday school stories. Every week. I was also the recipient of family devotional times. Maybe you were too. Maybe not. I realize I grew up in a rare situation. I realized this in the first week
He found me after the service and said, "I think I broke something."He was the sound engineer — early thirties, had been running audio at churches for about eight years. Not a musician exactly, though he had the instincts of one. He spent every Sunday in a booth at the...
Jesse FisherinWholesome Creation
Understanding fasting is one thing. Practicing it is another. For many modern Christians, fasting can feel distant—like something from another time. It may seem extreme, unnecessary, or simply difficult to fit into daily life. But fasting does not have to begin with something dramatic. It can start with a simple,...
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
In the previous post, we explored why hymnals are one of the best tools for learning harmony and sight-reading. Now the question is: how should you actually practice them at the piano?One of the most effective methods is what I like to call “colorful hymns.”1. Color Each VoiceHymns are written...
Robert WilliamsinThe 91st Minute
IntroductionI Belong to Jesus: The Faith and Football of Ricardo Kaká (A 3-Part Series)Modern football is a billion-dollar industry defined by tactical genius, astronomical transfer fees, and the relentless pursuit of glory. But if you strip away the corporate glamour and trace the sport back to its roots, you will...
Wanda Alger
Spiritual pursuit was never meant to be “safe.” Jesus was not looking for doctrinal precision. He was looking for faith (Luke 18:8). And His challenge still remains. Even as we fine tune our doctrines and correct some false teachings, we must never lose our zeal for Him that is, at times, crazy, irrational, and unproven.
Asher ColeinWorship Builder
1. At some point, we began to watch worshipToday, we step into worship and naturally follow along. We listen to the music, look at the screen, and move with the flow. High quality sound, thoughtful lighting, and well prepared musicians have become a familiar part of many churches. At times,...
As the DeerinDay by Day
In Luke 22, we see the scene on the night before Jesus was arrested. During the Last Supper, He speaks with His beloved disciple Peter.Knowing that He would soon have to walk the road to the cross of Golgotha alone, and that His remaining time with His disciples was very...
Revive Our Hearts
In Christ, we can have resilience that withstands even the deepest wounds.
Hope inHope Reads
We have all felt it—that specific, hollow ache that follows a reluctant "yes."It usually happens with the people we love most. It’s the family dinner you attended out of sheer obligation while your own spirit was fraying. It’s the friend whose crisis always becomes your midnight marathon, leaving you depleted...
1. Positive and Sacred Symbols (God’s Character and Spiritual Maturity)Lamb: Symbolizes obedience, sacrifice, and purity. Above all, it represents Jesus Christ, the “Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world,” and can also refer to believers.Lion: As the “Lion of Judah,” it symbolizes Jesus’ kingship, victory, majesty,...
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
Continuing from the previous post, I’d like to share another beautiful piece from Johann Sebastian Bach’s cantatas—Arioso from Ich steh mit einem Fuß im Grabe, BWV 156 (“I stand with one foot in the grave”).This instrumental sinfonia is cherished for its calm, expressive melody. Originally written for oboe and strings,...
Jay GardeninGrace Notes
Johann Sebastian Bach’s cantatas are a beautiful expression of Christian faith through music. Written primarily for church services, these works combine Scripture, theology, and artistry in a way that speaks both to the mind and the heart. With chorales, arias, and recitatives, Bach’s cantatas invite listeners into a deeper reflection...
Asher ColeinWorship Builder
1. Grace That Changed a LifeWe sing “Amazing Grace” so often that it can start to feel familiar, almost too familiar. But this hymn is far more than just a beautiful melody. It is the story of a life completely turned around, a testimony of grace experienced in a deeply...
When he lies, it is consistent with his character; for he is a liar and the father of lies. -John 8:44b, NLT I hate being lied to. In other words, I don’t like being manipulated because that is what being lied to is about–namely, manipulation. Someone who lies to you is trying to manipulate you. … Continue reading "Hate being lied to"
I have been reading Proverbs the last few months, and God is definitely talking to me about wisdom as I read this book. It is a pretty major theme throughout after all, but I’m seeing it differently than I ever have before. Someone asked me what I thought the difference between wisdom and knowledge
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It’s easy to panic when the waves hit, but then I remember who is in the boat with me. I can have faith over fear, because Jesus is with me. “Quiet! Be still!” Then the wind died down and it was completely calm. He said to his disciples, “Why are...
Tornadoes are among nature’s most awe-inspiring — and terrifying — phenomena. They can appear suddenly, roar with unimaginable force, and leave behind a trail of destruction that changes lives in m…
To heal, we have to acknowledge the truth. The sad thing is our cheater may never actually do this. They might engage you in an endless battle over getting you to take responsibility for their abuse of you. That argument is one crazy ride. Refuse to take the bait. While helpful, you do not have … Continue reading "Do not go on the ride"
Robert WilliamsinThe 91st Minute
There are moments in sports that transcend the game itself. Moments when the lines on the pitch fade away, the fierce rivalries dissolve, and we are violently reminded of our shared, fragile humanity.In the Roots & Legacy series here at The 91st Minute, we have explored clubs built by priests...
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We cannot receive God’s greatest gifts with hands tightly clenched around our own. Imagine being in the middle of a desert with only one bottle of water. Drinking it saves you for a moment, but pouring it into the pump opens an endless spring.Prayer is the holy adventure of betting...
“And He (God) said, 'Let Me go, for the day breaks.” But he (Jacob) said, “I will not let You go unless You bless me!” – Genesis 32:26Please Pray: Abba, You know how frail our hearts can be, yet You love us. When our faith falters, You are faithful still....
Each of these quotes is special to me. But as a newborn believer, the words "God made you and God doesn't make junk" were life-altering.
Stevens BrookesinDr.Daniel
What to do when you're exhausted, directionless — and closer than you thinkHave you ever gone through the motions of a day — commute, meetings, responsibilities — and somewhere in the middle of it all, felt strangely... empty?Not broken. Not in crisis. Just quietly asking: What am I actually moving...
G. RiversinSlowly & Honestly
Have you ever noticed how quickly we reach for a "mask" the moment we fail?There's this one moment in the book of Genesis that always makes me pause and think. The moment Adam and Eve eat the forbidden fruit, what do they do first? They don't pray. They don't confess....
Book Reviewed by Patrick Blair on April 27, 2026
Robert WilliamsinThe 91st Minute
Welcome to late April in European football. The mud is thicker, the legs are heavier, and absolutely nobody cares about how pretty your passing triangles look anymore. We have officially entered what the English call the “business end” of the season. At this stage, the pursuit of beautiful football takes...
When a cheater is done with you, they might refuse to talk about what they enjoy about being married to you. This makes it easier on them both to cheat on you and to discard you. After all, the positives would remind them of real losses that come with the ending of the marriage. Such … Continue reading "Pro-Tip: Not talking positive is a sign of discard in progress"
A friend of mine — I'll call him David — grew up in the same kind of church I did. Contemporary. Energetic. The kind of place where December meant Christmas music from the first Sunday of the month, sometimes earlier. Bright lights, full production, the works. He loved it. So...
Renee GotcherinDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
“And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the Lord’s people.” –Ephesians 6:18 (NIV)Please Pray:Heavenly Father, I am so grateful that I can communicate with you directly through prayer. Jesus...
Renee GotcherinDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
“And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the Lord’s people.” –Ephesians 6:18 (NIV)Although I know it’s not a healthy habit, I often find myself rolling over in bed to...
Stacey BarkleyinDaybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
“If you remain in Me and My words remain in you, ask whatever you want and it will be done for you.” -- John 15:7 (HCSB)Please Pray: Lord, please forgive me for the times I question Your answers. Help me trust that You see the bigger picture and are working...
Robert WilliamsinThe 91st Minute
There is losing a football match, and then there is being completely dismantled. When Nottingham Forest traveled to the Stadium of Light, few could have predicted the sheer brutality of the 5-0 scoreline that followed. Sunderland was not just beaten; they were tactically outsmarted and psychologically broken.As we dissect this...
Asher ColeinWorship Builder
1. Why Did We Love This Worship?When we think back to the first time we encountered the worship of Hillsong Church, many of us share a similar memory. The melodies felt unfamiliar at first, yet quickly became easy to follow. The lyrics were simple, but the more they were repeated,...
By Elizabeth Prata This is not a one-thought essay on one topic. These are just some tidbits that moved me or stayed in my mind as I’ve studied this past month. The Apostle Paul’s self-descri…
