Don’t leave me to the mercies of my enemies, for I have done what is just and right. Please guarantee a blessing for me. Don’t let those who are arrogant oppress me! My eyes strain to see Your deliverance, to see the truth of your promise fulfilled. I am your servant; deal with me in [...]
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Psalm 119:121-128: Ayin
Sep 16
“Remember to extol His work, of which men have sung, All mankind has looked on it; man beholds it from afar.” Job 36:22-23 ESV When ever I get into trouble by clinging to myself or the world, thoughts such as this creep into my soul and draw me back. Job, in his praise and petition [...]
We live in trying times. Our religious freedoms are slowly being diminished and our right to speak of the ways of the LORD GOD are being eroded like the cliffs on the sea. The stone foundation of our nations are no longer secure as the enemies of Salvation reach out to strangle us. In the [...]
August 13,1981 I cried before the LORD GOD in my hour of great need. Even though I had no idea who god was, I felt the desire to call out to Him to save what was a wreck of a life. As I laid on the floor weeping in my despair, my past was revealed [...]
While homosexuality is an sin against God both in the Oral Law and in the New Covenant it is hardly the only sin. And now, once again, it is in the forefront. Yet it is not the greatest sin or even close to it. Jesus did not even once mention it and He spoke clearly [...]
When I first came to God with a very heavy heart and a empty soul, my life was in total despair. I went to a chapel in the mountains in the early morning hours and cried to a God I did not know. This poem I wrote the as the sun came up based on [...]
I wait quietly before God, for my salvation comes from Him. He alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress where I will never be shaken. Psalm 62:1-2 (NLT) The power of God to be always in our presence is the sureness of Faith that endures in time of strife. We may never know [...]
I have been doing a lot of reading lately about Judean Christians, Messianic Evangelism and the underground churches of Asia. And I have found both wonderful and disturbing things. The approach of the Gospel during the last two hundred years in Asia, Israel and to the Jews in America and Europe have been done without [...]
“…May the LORD punish me severely if I allow anything but death to separate us!” Ruth 1:17 (Read: Ruth 1:) When I first came to Christ, I prayed for instruction on exactly what it meant to live as a Christian and after many days it was revealed to me that the best example of what [...]
“Ruth fell at his feet and thanked him warmly. ‘Why are you being so kind to me?” she asked, ‘I am only a foreigner.’”Ruth 2:10 (Read Ruth 2) To see the Gospel of Jesus, we look to the connection of Ruth to Boaz. She is a Moabite, a widow and she dares to enter into [...]