Tag Archives: Peace

My Rock, Fortress, and Shield

Posted on April 3, 2014 by Mark Shields

David uses the symbols of a rock, fortress, and shield to describe God in Psalm 144 as He remembers past victories over enemies that have been subdued by the Lord. He describes God as strong, solid, and immovable yet someone … Continue reading →

Posted in Psalm | Tagged Economy, Fortress, God, Joy, Lord, Meaning, National Security, Peace, Prosperity, Purpose, Rock, Shield, Victories | 2 Comments

He Touched Daniel and Touches Us Too

Posted on March 6, 2014 by Mark Shields

In April of 1970, the Apollo 13 crew was in a close call. In the movie depicting the event called “Apollo 13”, they were returning to earth when their control panel shorted out and everything went dark but they were … Continue reading →

Posted in Daniel | Tagged Apollo 13, Daniel, Faith, Israel, Jesus Christ, Path, Peace, Prophecy, Strength | 4 Comments

Receiving Peace and Strength

Posted on March 5, 2014 by Mark Shields

The Word tells us that Daniel had been mourning for three weeks when he received the vision as explained in Daniel 10. Daniel was an older man at this point; around the age of eighty and had been fasting and … Continue reading →

Posted in Daniel | Tagged Christ, Daniel, Destiny, Encouragement, Faith, Fasting, Future, God, Humility, Peace, Prayers, Praying, Strength, Tigris River, Trust | Leave a comment

Be on Guard

Posted on January 27, 2014 by Mark Shields

One lesson learned in reading Jude 1-7 is to be on guard. I just finished 2 Peter and the warnings found there are reiterated in Jude. The purpose of this writing by the brother of James named Jude is to … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Jude | Tagged Faith, False Teachers, Freedom, Grace, Jesus Christ, King of Mercy, Love, Peace | 2 Comments

A With God Life – Sermon Message 01/12/2014

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Mark Shields

Your body is made up of many parts; eyes to see, a brain to think, and a heart that pumps blood to feed each cell of your body the oxygen it needs. We know much about the parts of our … Continue reading →