Think on these things (Philippians 4:8-9)
My weekly or routine devotionals.
President George Washington issued a proclamation designating Thursday, November 26 as a National Day of Thanks. Washington declared that the necessity for this day sprung from the Almighty’s care for Americans prior to the Revolutionary War, assisting our nation in achieving independence and helping to establish our constitutional government. A …
The unsaved were evangelized, the saved were edified, our guest preacher returned home, and our routine is back to normal. Now what? In Acts 14:26-28, Paul and Barnabas finished a series of meetings and returned to their church in Antioch. They reported on “all that God had done with them” …
A famous verse used for Revival is 2 Chronicles 7:14. The context of this verse is the anointing of Solomon’s Temple and how God will revive the land of Israel during the Millennium. In 2 Chronicles 7, Solomon’s Temple has been built and is being dedicated to God. God’s approval …
Jonah preaching in Nineveh is one of the greatest revivals in the Bible, where an entire city turned to God. As we begin our revival services in a couple weeks, we can learn from three who responded to God’s Word in this revival in Jonah. We understand the lost cannot …
The last couple of weeks should have given biblical food-for-thought concerning Halloween and the Christian’s involvement. Tying it together, how do we reconcile Christians celebrating Halloween in 2025? Consider this simple thought, alongside God commanding us to “abstain from all appearance of evil” (1 Thessalonians 5:22) ─ what will Halloween …
Last week we saw how the day we live in has been heavily influenced by the world and Satan. This week, the Law is where we should begin our look into Halloween and the Christians’ response to it. One argument for celebrating Halloween is the word “Halloween” is not found …
As we enter that time of year, I want to see what the Bible says about Celebrating Halloween. Since the beginning of the Church Age, society has had a major influence on Christianity. So, a first thought must be to consider the day we live in relation to the Word …
Westminster, Maryland is very familiar with the Mason-Dixon Line, minutes north towards Pennsylvania. This line was surveyed by Briton to resolve land disputes and border violence between Maryland and Pennsylvania colonies. The survey was completed on October 10, 1767, by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon. Soon after, States south of …
The word “Amen” is often abused by either over or under use. The best place to define the use of “Amen” is from the passage of scripture where God’s man used a pulpit to bring God’s Word to God’s people. Nehemiah 8 is a valuable chapter on our study of …
Context of scripture is key to receiving the blessings of God. Philippians 4:13 is a verse that is quoted often, and it should be meditated upon as an encouragement through hard times. In the previous verses, God defines the “all things” in this verse not as just any arbitrary thing …
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