Sonshine for your soul
Posted in attacks on Nov 5th, 2010
We can greatly reduce the level of stress in our lives if we’ll learn how to let go of certain burdens.
I understand that come circumstances can’t be turned off like a light switch. If you’re struggling with chronic arthritis, you can’t simply tell your joints to stop whining but instead you learn to manage [...]
Posted in Christ's perfection, Christ's sacrifice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, Jesus Christ, attacks, trust on Aug 12th, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click Whose robe are you wearing?
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If I found myself wandering on a frozen, snow-covered land filled with hungry wolves, the last thing that I’d want to be wearing is a long, neon-orange coat.
My long-term survival prospects would be much better if all my garments — the hat, the [...]
Posted in Christian advice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, attacks, personal holiness, testimony, trust on Aug 10th, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click Apathy toward apathy
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I’ve felt a heaviness in my heart since yesterday morning.
The reason? The moral decay of our nation is accelerating and too few of us Christians are trying to put our feet on the brakes.
I know that I can’t wag fingers at the apathy of other Christians who [...]
Posted in Devotions by Martin Drummond, attacks, faith, spiritual strength, trust on Aug 4th, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click Fear buttons
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Everybody has fear buttons.
I’m talking about those buttons in our individual lives that are periodically pushed by others or by unexpected life circumstances.
We might get by for a bit when others “tap, tap, tap” on those buttons, but sooner or later the fear monster jumps up like [...]
Posted in Christian advice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, God's leading, attacks, pride on Aug 2nd, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click Letting go of the handlebar
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While teaching Jessica how to ride a bike some 20 years ago, the time came when I had to take off the training wheels and then — gulp! — let go of the handlebar and seat.
I knew quite well that Jessica would [...]
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Martin Drummond