Sonshine for your soul
Posted in attacks, Devotions by Martin Drummond, 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 attacks, Christian advice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, God's leading, 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 […]
Posted in attacks, Christian advice, Christian service, Devotions by Martin Drummond, spiritual strength, wisdom on Jul 28th, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click Apathy is not acceptable
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Her courage should be better known.
I hope that this Morning Devotion spreads the story to more people. I also hope that you’ll pass the story on to others, as well.
For we all need to display courage within our family as Jehosheba displayed courage […]
Posted in attacks, Christian advice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, faith, God's leading, humility, trust on Jul 27th, 2010
Among the many visually rich stories in the Bible, the account recorded in 2 Chronicles 20 holds a special place in my mind.
Thousands of men, women and children gathered at the Jerusalem temple in fear because a massive horde of pagan warriors was marching to Jerusalem to […]
Posted in attacks, Christian advice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, God's grace, humility, pride on Jul 15th, 2010
A friend of mine told me recently that he was offended by the meddling of another into his personal life.
What bothered him most was not so much the words that were used, but instead that the non-relative presumed to have the status to lecture him about his actions.
I have sought to encourage the friend […]
Thanks for sharing a few minutes with me. Please pass this message on to family and friends. Blessings!
Martin Drummond