Sonshine for your soul
Posted in forgiveness on Apr 13th, 2011
Who needs your grace just now?
A family member who spoke harshly to you?
A co-worker whose random sarcasm lacerates your sense of workplace peace?
A neighbor whose dog doesn’t consider property lines during those quick trips outside?
A church member whose criticism toward “some people’s children who act up” is really a veiled shot at your parenting skills?
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Posted in forgiveness on Jan 28th, 2011
Some Christians probably get tired of reading biblical mandates to forgive others.
To them, the recurring message of scripture might seem like a mother’s admonition to “Clean up your room!” that keeps being neglected.
The patient mother knows, however, that the room won’t clean itself and that laziness toward personal habits lays a foundation to larger, costlier […]
Posted in forgiveness on Dec 22nd, 2010
Zechariah 3 describes the account of the high priest Joshua who had sinned in some way and, in an ethereal sense, was standing before The Angel of the Lord, who was the pre-incarnate Christ.
The fascinating story depicts Satan standing next Joshua as the ultimate tattle-tale. The scriptures don’t detail what Joshua […]
Posted in forgiveness on Sep 1st, 2010
Part of being a faithful believer involves knowing the difference in status between man and God.
Job got it. Do we?
“The LORD said to Job: Will the one who contends with the Almighty correct Him? Let him who accuses God answer Him!
“Then Job answered the LORD : “I am unworthy—how can I reply to You? […]
Posted in Christ's sacrifice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, forgiveness, God's grace, Jesus Christ on Apr 26th, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click — The moment we hate
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The most painful moment in the Apostle Peter’s life was not when he was, according to some historians, crucified upside down.
Yes, that was a horrible thing with intense suffering.
But I believe that something else caused him more pain in the core of his […]
Thanks for sharing a few minutes with me. Please pass this message on to family and friends. Blessings!
Martin Drummond