Tag Archives: Jeremy Camp

Praise God for His Help

Posted on June 19, 2012 by Mark Shields

I enjoy growing in the Lord with you and how we can encourage each other in our daily walk. Courage is needed to face the truth or say no to what is wrong and yes to what is right. Today, … Continue reading →

Posted in Nehemiah | Tagged Aspirations, Christ, Christianity, Courage, Daily Walk, Desires, Encouragement, God, Growing in the Lord, Jeremy Camp, Jesus, Lord, religion & spirituality | 4 Comments

Momentum

Posted on June 1, 2012 by Mark Shields

I’m constantly looking for illustrations or videos that build momentum for the day. Here’s one that I think helps inspire the desire to continue the work just like put forth in my previous post on Ezra 5. Simply click this … Continue reading →

Posted in Ezra | Tagged Christ, Christian, Desire, Energies, Ezra, Ezra 5, God, Inspiration, Jeremy Camp, Jesus, Lord, Momentum | 6 Comments

The Desire to Fulfill the Mission – Matthew 26:57-75

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Mark Shields

The scribes and elders were called to session as explained in Matthew 26:57-75 eager to find false evidence against Jesus so they could put him to death. There were two witnesses that said Jesus had made the statement that he … Continue reading →

Posted in Matthew | Tagged Courage, Desire, God, Gospel of Matthew, High Priest, HolySpirit, Inspiration, Jeremy Camp, Jesus, Peter, Peter's denial, Scribes | 5 Comments

Be Prepared Always – Matthew 24:1-28

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Mark Shields

The sign of Jesus’ return and the end of the age in the world is told in Matthew 24:1-28. Jesus tells the disciples that many will try to deceive and claim to be the Christ. They will hear of wars … Continue reading →

Posted in Matthew | Tagged Christ, Christianity, Difficulty, Discipline, God, Gospel of Matthew, Jeremy Camp, Jesus, Matthew, Religion and Spirituality | Leave a comment

Psalm 86

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Mark Shields

David asked the Lord to hear his prayer in Psalm 86; to guard his life, have mercy, give joy, preserve his soul, teach him to walk in His ways, have mercy on him, and to give a sign of His … Continue reading →