Tag Archives: Mercy

Conditioning Our Faith

Thoughts fixed on the things of God and being thankful for God’s grace conditions our faith. God’s mercy is like an ocean which is always full and in constant motion as waves that travel to the shore. For me, James … Continue reading →

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Making a Stand

Malachi prophesied around 450 BC in Israel in the closing period of Old Testament history. He gives a graphic picture of the need for reforms in preparation for the coming of the Messiah. As I begin my journey into Malachi … Continue reading →

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The Road to Hope and Joy

One road leads to despair but the other leads to joy and hope. The road map to the place we want to go is laid out in God’s Word. As laid out in Psalm 103, there is no beginning or … Continue reading →

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Mercy App

We are in a sermon series at my church called “Life Apps”. The series is about how the Bible has many apps that can enhance and improve our life? This past week, the message was titled “Mercy App”. We can … Continue reading →

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Imagine if We Were More Focused on God

Reading in Nehemiah 9:16-38, the pattern which historically characterizes the relationship between God and the Israelites is one where the Israelites break their end of the agreement; refusing to listen and failing to remember the miracles God had performed in … Continue reading →

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