Episodes Archive - Page 24 of 34

Don’t Forfeit Your Peace

In this devotion, Sis Diana speaks to us of a stanza in the hymn, “What A Friend We Have In Jesus”. May the powerful lyrics of this song strengthen our resolve to not forfeit the peace that is promised to us as children of God. Scripture Reading: Isaiah 26:3

Spiritual Amnesia

Today, Richard shares a story about a woman who’s memory is constantly erased due to Anterograde Amnesia. We then look at how spiritual amnesia can affect us as Christians. May we every be mindful of God’s goodness! Scripture Reading: Exodus 15:1, Exodus 15:22-24, Exodus 16:3

You Won’t Leave Here Like You Came

In the book of Ezekiel, we find some specific instructions for the Jews to exit the temple at a different place than where they came in. This should be our prayer today as we exit our sanctuaries and our prayer closets. “Lord, don’t let me leave the way I came!” Scripture reading: Ezekiel 46:9 Background music from “100 Piano Hymns by Gerald Wolfe.” © Daywind Records. Used by permission.

God Is Working

Sometimes it seems that we will never receive the answer to our prayers. But today, Bro. David encourages us that God is working behind the scenes in ways that we cannot see. Scripture Reading: Isaiah 59:1, 1 John 5:14, Acts 10:2 Background music from “100 Piano Hymns by Gerald Wolfe.” © Daywind Records. Used by permission.

I Love That Man

Sister Rita tells the story of a sweet little boy and his expression of love for his Dad. She then turns the story line towards our Lord Jesus Christ. May you be drawn closer to Jesus, so that in all things you will say, I love that Man! Scripture Reading: John 2:12-17 and Luke 14:26

Christian Atheist

Sis. Diana shares with us today about the glorious experience of her Dad’s statement of faith as he battled brain cancer. His actions proved that he was a believer in God, and that his God would also be faithful unto the end. Scripture Reading: Isaiah 40:28 Background music from “100 Piano Hymns by Gerald Wolfe.” © Daywind Records. Used by permission.