Tag Archives: Faithfulness

Great Awakening Needed

Posted on July 15, 2014 by Mark Shields

Reading in Revelation 14:6-20, there are voices from angels of heaven which are informative and purposeful; to fear God and give Him glory because the hour of judgment has come (v. 7). The messages call for patient endurance and faithfulness … Continue reading →

Posted in Revelation | Tagged Awakening, Endurance, Faithfulness, God, Grapes, Jesus, Judgment, Saints, Winepress, Wrath | 4 Comments

The Victorious Life

Posted on April 22, 2014 by Mark Shields

Faithful people have reason to praise God. As written in Psalm 149, joy and enthusiasm characterize their praise. The Lord takes delight in His believers and provides victory (v. 4). The characteristic that is linked to a victorious life is … Continue reading →

Posted in Psalm | Tagged Blessings, enthusiasm, Faithfulness, God, Humility, Joy, Praise, Purpose, victory | 9 Comments

Poems Inspired by Daniel 5-6

Posted on February 23, 2014 by Mark Shields

After studying in Daniel 5-6 last week, there were two poems inspired. Please check them out at the links below: Well Done Good and Faithful Servant Devotion is the Notion Starting tomorrow, the study heads into Daniel 7-8. Have an … Continue reading →

Posted in Daniel, Poems | Tagged Daniel, Devotion, Faithfulness, God, Google Images, Image Credit, Inspiration, Poems, Servant | 2 Comments

Daniel and the Lions’ Den

Posted on February 19, 2014 by Mark Shields

Reading in Daniel 6, king Darius appointed Daniel as one of the three administrators over 120 governors within the Median/Persian Empire. Daniel was a very distinguished leader and the king thought so highly of him that plans were being set … Continue reading →

Posted in Daniel | Tagged Courage, Daniel, Faith, Faithfulness, God, Hope, Leadership, Lesson, Lion’s Den, Love, Median/Persian Empire, Optimism, Prayer, Prosperity, Step Ahead of Competition, victory | 2 Comments

The Discipline of Daniel

Posted on February 3, 2014 by Mark Shields

Daniel writes from captivity in Babylon. The book is a companion to the book of Revelation which teaches the sovereignty of God over all nations and people. Reading in Daniel 1, the king of Babylon named Nebuchadnezzar overtakes Jerusalem. He … Continue reading →