By Lori Gardner The book of Job is a fascinating study for many reasons. We get a glimpse of some of the interaction between God and Satan. It is comforting to read that Satan is limited and that God can make a “hedge” of protection around his people. We...
By Dennis Blankenship I’ve victory in my Lord, Why fear the path I tread, I need not worry what I face, The cross has banished all my dread. Delivered from the tempter’s power, From his realm I’ve been set free, Translated to another world, I in Him,...
By Gregg Bing (Continued from Nov-Dec 2011 issue) Crowds of Jews welcomed Jesus as He made His way into Jerusalem. This event, which many refer to as Jesus’ “Triumphal Entry,” instead, marked the beginning of His greatest sufferings. With shouts of...
By Lori Gardner Have you ever encountered a stranger that you could never forget? There are people we come in contact with that make memorable impressions on us even though we never learn their names. There are quite a few people recorded in God’s Word who fit...
By Gregg Bing (Continued from Mar-Apr 2012 issue) The chief priests, scribes, and elders in Israel were worried. Their week had begun in a troubling way. Jesus of Nazareth had entered Jerusalem accompanied by shouts of praise from the crowds who lined the streets....
By Dennis Blankenship Father, lover of my soul, How bless-ed be my case, That due to Your own bless-ed Son I now can see Your face. To know that You’re forever there, Upon Your throne of grace, And I can now make my approach, What a bless-ed resting place. How...
