Tag Archives: InterVarsity Press

Faith in the Rock of Ages

Posted on October 9, 2013 by Mark Shields

Reading in 2 Chronicles 16, we should learn to rely not so much on what men can do but on what the Rock of Ages has done and will continue to do. Be connected to the source of everything good; … Continue reading →

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Matthew 25 Questions for Reflection

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Mark Shields

A few helpful lessons learned during my journey through Matthew 23-24 is that we can spread our wings of faith and soar by meshing what we believe with how we live. We do everything much more effective and efficient when … Continue reading →

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Matthew 21-22 Questions for Reflection

Posted on March 16, 2012 by Mark Shields

Each day with God can be amazing because the pathway set before us leads to that which is pure and good and lovely. In my readings of Matthew 19-20, I’ve noticed that people are drawn to Jesus because of His … Continue reading →

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Matthew 19-20 Questions for Reflection

Posted on March 2, 2012 by Mark Shields

I’ve come to the end of my journey through Ezekiel; a book filled with much imagery and at times difficult to interpret but with teachings that are clear and of high value. Thanks for being there for me and holding … Continue reading →

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Ezekiel 47- 48 Questions for Reflection

Posted on February 24, 2012 by Mark Shields

Over the last few chapters of Ezekiel, I’ve learned that the real way to measure effective leadership is not what benefits the present but what affects a positive direction for the future in our families, businesses, organizations, and society in … Continue reading →