Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
We pray that you will use this devotional each day to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord. It will offer you fresh insights of the Bible and will be a wonderful tool in family devotion. ~Pastor John A. Raulerson
The Harbor
Before you read the Word, first ask the Holy Spirit to teach you, then meditate on what He is speaking to you. Read the comments of others and feel free to leave a comment, share a fresh insight or ask a question.
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(364)
-
▼
February
(28)
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 28-31
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 25-27
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 22-24
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 19-21
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 17-18
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 15-16
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 13-14
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 8-12
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 4-7
- Daily Reading: 1st Samuel 1-3
- Daily Reading: Ruth 1-4
- Daily Reading: Judges 20-21
- Daily Reading: Judges 17-19
- Daily Reading: Judges 14-16
- Daily Reading: Judges 11-13
- Daily Reading: Judges 9-10
- Daily Reading: Judges 6-8
- Daily Reading: Judges 4-5
- Daily Reading: Judges 1-3
- Daily Reading: Joshua 23-24
- Daily Reading: Joshua 21-22
- Daily Reading: Joshua 18-20
- Daily Reading: Joshua 14-17
- Daily Reading: Joshua 11-13
- Daily Reading: Joshua 8-10
- Daily Reading: Joshua 5-7
- Daily Reading: Joshua 1-4
- Daily Reading: Deuteronomy 33-34
-
▼
February
(28)
About Me
- Pastor Johnny
- Through grace I am a child of God and have the glorious privilege of serving His church. I am am blessed to be married to my high-school sweetheart, Wanda Sue, with whom I have three precious daughters.
As one studies the history of Israel it is amazing how soon people forget God. Although they had witnessed God's mighty power in their deliverance from Egypt, provision in the wilderness, and fulfilled promises of the Promised Land, they always soon forgot God. Yet, is this not a picture of our lives today? One day we revel in the blessings of God and then in just a short time we turn our backs and act as if we didn't even know Him. The natural man craves the things of this world and therefore we must intentionally and constantly nourish the spiritual man and our relationship with Christ. Also, we have less of an excuse than the Israelites. They did not have the presence of the Holy Spirit ministering "within" them as we do after Pentecost. To turn from God we must struggle against the convicting power of the Holy Spirit if we are truly a child of God. O that we may hold fast to the One who loves us and delivers us from the bondage of sin and this world. Let us never turn away from Him as He will never turn away from us.
ReplyDeleteGOD IS GOOD
ReplyDelete