Several of our devotion writers are seasoned Bible study teachers. If you want a scholarly, in-depth, but short read, this is the tab you’ll want to click on. Each teacher has his/her own unique style, so check these entries out when you are wanting to go deeper in the Word of God.
Stephanie Pavlantos: The Gift of Gab
When God called me to write I felt obligated to explain to Him that I was NOT a writer. He seemed unconvinced…
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Diane Virginia: The Bridegroom’s Kiss
Song of Solomon is a misunderstood book, and rarely read, because we don’t know how to interpret its passionate phrases and subject matter. And yet, here it is—smack dab in the middle of our Bibles. This mystery is unraveled when…
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Glenda Shouse: On Guard!
My grandson’s playtime reminded me that we have an invisible enemy–satan and his cohorts–and the battle is real, fierce, and persistent. But God has provided the armor we need to be fully equipped warriors…
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Evelyn Mason Wells: Faithful and Good
Through our battles, large and small, we learn to stand strong. We learn to lean on God and not give up when…
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Stephanie Pavlantos: Lord, Help my Unbelief
Have you ever had a very sick child? Or worse, maybe you found out your child would be diabetic, deaf, blind, autistic, or have some other type of physical disability. Since my son was premature, he didn’t hit developmental milestones on time. He was taking his time crawling; he did more rolling to get where he wanted to go. When we felt like he should be walking, we held his hands while helping him stand. But he did not want … Continue reading →
Evelyn Mason Wells: He Is…Our Salvation and Power
The devil not only did not defeat God, he could not even defeat God’s angels…
Continue reading →Evelyn Mason Wells: Our Shelter and Our Refuge
God is our refuge. He is our walled city! We live in the place of refuge when we run to God and put everything in His care. He will not let us out of His sight or take His eyes off of us. When we flee to God and make Him our refuge…
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Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Self-Control
We can choose not to react with harsh words or anger, but …
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Stephanie Pavlantos: A Sign and a Seal
Pentecost or the Feast of Shavuot is celebrated fifty days after Passover and the death of Jesus/Yeshua. In the Christian church, we think of it as the day the Holy Spirit was given to the disciples waiting in the upper room. But the first Pentecost occurred for a different reason. Exodus 19:17-20 tells us the first Pentecost was when God came to Mt. Sinai to meet with the people. God called Moses to the top of the mountain so He … Continue reading →
Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Gentleness
“Being a good nurse means leaving one patient’s room with tears in your eyes and greeting the patient in the next room with a smile on your face.” …
Continue reading →Evelyn Mason Wells: The Fruit of Patience
As my fingers steadily drummed the steering wheel, thoughts of being late to my appointment ran through my mind. Would they tell me I needed to make another appointment…
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