Sonshine for your soul
Posted in love on Aug 20th, 2010
We humans love checklists.
As we mark off each item while we’re shopping or building or detailing a car or, for some, searching for a mate, we gain a greater sense of progress toward an important goal.
As I read today’s segment in the One-Year Bible, I felt compelled to take a different approach to the Morning […]
Posted in Christ's sacrifice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, God's grace, Jesus Christ, love, wealth on Jul 22nd, 2010
If you’ve ever been involved with a church building program, you know that the journey from concept to concrete to consecration service is not an overnight affair.
It often takes a couple of years and sometimes bucketfuls of blood, sweat and tears.
Oh yeah, and a bunch of money.
It’s hard to imagine a church construction project lasting […]
Posted in Devotions by Martin Drummond, God's leading, hope, love on Jul 19th, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click Who doesn’t want more love?
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It is great to read of how God has arranged to pour more love into my life.
I certainly need more of His love filling me and spilling out of me.
You see, I have learned over the years that I am not capable […]
Posted in Christian service, Devotions by Martin Drummond, love on Jun 17th, 2010
It wasn’t a lengthy phrase.
But, boy, did it leave a lingering image in my mind.
I’m talking about Acts 10:4.
An angel had been sent from God to a godly Roman military commander named Cornelius. What would happen subsequently set the stage for the launch of Christian ministry to the Gentiles.
But a triggering event was first […]
Posted in attacks, Christian advice, Devotions by Martin Drummond, friendship, love, loyalty on May 18th, 2010
To hear this Morning Devotion, please click The priceless value of loyalty
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I find it interesting how God prepared my heart last night for the Morning Devotion I would prepare today.
Our Monday night Bible study group had postponed our study time for a week in order to have a fellowship meal with some relaxing icebreaker […]
Thanks for sharing a few minutes with me. Please pass this message on to family and friends. Blessings!
Martin Drummond