Category: Daily Word

Detestable Things

Today’s scripture refers to “detestable things”. These are the things in our lives that we allow to pull us away from God. Moses is working toward driving out a sinful nation that worships idols, a nation that does not love God . They are full of sin which by definition is anything that separates us

Love, Obedience, And Choice

When someone does not follow the direction of their leader or manager at work, they face corrective action. Within society there are consequences to breaking the law such as fines and jail time. And in relationships, not honoring each others requests often ends in frustration and divorce. All of these outcomes we understand. And it

Moonshine and Biblical Distillation

So I was visiting friends and family when an episode of Moonshiners comes onto the television. In a matter of minutes I was laughing so hard I was crying. If you have never seen the show, it is a reality television show that documents the lives of a handful of individuals who make moonshine for

Pray, Believe, Receive

The Bible tells us to make our requests known to God in prayer. Then we are to believe that we will receive it, and it will be ours. One scripture even tells us that if we say to the mountain be moved, and if we believe in our hearts that it will be moved, then

Time With God – Prayer

The disciples were having a lot of success casting out demons and performing other miracles. But they were having a problem casting the demon out of this one boy. When Jesus came upon them he asked them questions to understand what was going on. When the father of the boy asks Jesus to help if

It’s Love That’s Missing

Today we look at the great love chapter, 1 Corinthians 13. One of the most commonly quoted verses from this chapter is 1 Cor 12:13, “And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love.” We learn that nothing trumps love. It is the greatest of all things to

Word of God Versus Human Tradition

When we think of church today, what do we think of? When we think of religion today, what comes to mind? Are we reflect on communion, baptism, or any of the sacraments, do these things resonate intellectually or do these terms bring up emotions like water from a fresh spring? Are these “things that we