Thirsty: A 2 Week Devotional

Cover of Thirst Softcover book from crupress.comOnce, I asked a college student who grew up in the church what they knew about the Holy Spirit. Her reply was that the Holy Spirit came to kill all the first born Egyptians while the nation of Israel escaped into the wilderness. Apart from that, there wasn’t anything else she could tell me about the Holy Spirit. (By the way, it doesn’t exactly say that in Exodus 12:29)

Thirsty is a 2 week devotional designed to help you understand the Person of the Holy Spirit and what importance he has in your life. You can download it as a PDF or buy it online at CruPress for $10.95.

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Thoughts on Dating an Unbeliever

Bride in white dress running away from her own wedding.This artlcle by Kathy Keller, wife of pastor Tim Keller of Redeemer Church in New York, talks about good reasons why as a Christian you shouldn’t marry a believer. She has been involved in counseling many women in unhappy marriages who got involved with a non-Christian guy, got married and now experience pain and loneliness. If only she could have these women sit down with someone who was younger and thinking about marrying a non-Christian, then they would have a better picture of what they would be facing in an unequally yoked marriage. Either you would have to push your faith to the outer margins of your life to keep peace in your marriage, or you would have to marginalize your spouse to participate in Christian activities. Either scenario will create constant tension and stress in your life.

Read Don’t Take it From Me: Reasons You Should Not Marry an Unbeliever

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Belief Does Not Imply Faith

Justin Morrison back home in home, standing by his pick-up truck with a cast on one leg.

Justin Morrison, back home in Iowa, where he is still going through physical therapy..

Dustin was a 17-year old when he joined the military, and at age 21 he was wounded on a mission in Afghanistan. Read how it took him walking through the valley of the shadow of death to realize the difference between belief and true discipleship.

Delivered from the Valley of the Shadow of Death

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