There was once this man who always complained. There was nothing that could please him and he always found fault in everybody but himself. He complained about his job, family, house, car, gas prices, weather and anything that he could think of. He woke up on Thanksgiving morning to a house filled with noise fromContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 11/24/11 “Stop complaining!””
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Daily Devotional – 11/13/11 “We don’t get in the service like we use too!”
I’ve come to realize that we don’t get in the service like we use too. You know when someone would shout “I love the Lord he heard my cry” and the church would be on fire or when the deacons could have devotion so soul-stirring that it set the tone for the whole service. Even whenContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 11/13/11 “We don’t get in the service like we use too!””
Daily Devotional – 11/10/11 “Do you have favor or flavor”
At revival on last night, Rev. Jamison of Greater Mt. Moriah preached on the subject of “Can I buy you a drink,” from John 4:3-11. For some reason I could not get this text out of my head and even when I prayed this morning for a subject, still this came to mind. So IContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 11/10/11 “Do you have favor or flavor””
Daily Devotional – 11/9/11 “Stop living like you’re dead!”
There was a man who worked hard and provided for his family because he believed God’s word to be true about men being the head of the household. He was rarely sick and hardly ever missed a day of work and when he did, he complained the entire time. One particular day he wasn’t feelingContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 11/9/11 “Stop living like you’re dead!””
Daily Devotional – 11/8/11 “What can I say?”
When I started to write the devotional for this morning, my mind went blank. I did my normal routine of praying for God’s guidance on what he would have me to say but I just couldn’t think. No matter how hard I tried I just couldn’t pick a topic and go. Folk were constantly interruptingContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 11/8/11 “What can I say?””
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