Sonshine for your soul
Posted in Devotions by Martin Drummond, evangelism, faith, hope, trust, Uncategorized on Jul 9th, 2010
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A key measure of our faith is how we conduct ourselves when others make costly decisions.
I’m talking about those times when you’re given a pitcher of lemon juice and you scurrying to make lemonade.
In the Apostle Paul’s case, as recorded in Acts 27, the lemon juice was ocean-sized.
And yet, […]
Posted in attacks, Christian service, Devotions by Martin Drummond, faith, Jesus Christ, loyalty, personal holiness, spiritual strength, testimony on Jul 8th, 2010
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One week, he’s the hunter.
The next week, he’s the hunted.
Hmmmm…..
It’s not an easy thing to lay down the spear, particularly when there’s a good chance that the person picking it up might try to use it against you.
But that’s just what happened when a Christian-persecuting […]
Posted in Devotions by Martin Drummond, faith, spiritual strength, trust on Jul 5th, 2010
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It was such a simple verse, but it spoke volumes to me this morning.
“The human spirit can endure in sickness, but a crushed spirit who can bear?”
When I read these words from Proverbs 18:14, recorded in today’s reading from the […]
Posted in Christian advice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, faith, God's grace, Jesus Christ, Patience, trust on May 20th, 2010
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One of the Bible’s most beautiful pictures of worship is when Mary of Bethany poured anointing perfume on the feet of Jesus and wiped it off with her hair.
It was an absolute picture of devotion by one with a passionate faith in her […]
Posted in Devotions by Martin Drummond, faith, God's grace, God's leading, humility, pride on May 14th, 2010
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King Saul had a number of bad days, the Bible shows.
But two days stands out as the worst.
Those days, recorded in I Samuel 15, were an absolute disaster.
By the time the second day was over, Saul had lost his place as the patriarch of […]
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Martin Drummond