Guidelines For Living Devotional

Find the Anchor In Your Life

God made you in such a way that you can survive tremendous ordeals--illness, imprisonment, persecution, and privation.  You can live without food and water--far longer than you might think.

How to Hope in God

Our generation is not so sure, so confident, that God is our hope for years to come. 

How To Find Hope In A Hopeless World

"When Earth's last picture is painted," asked the brilliant writer Rudyard Kipling, "will it be a picture of the despair of hope?" 

Setting A Solid Foundation For Your Life

Take a map and trace the three journeys of the Apostle Paul throughout the Middle East and you will quickly acknowledge, considering how difficult travel was in the first century, that covering the distances he did was no small feat. 

Start Finding Freedom Today

Troubled by the uncertainty you have in your heart as to whether or not, should you stand in the presence of God, you would be greeted with joy or rejection?  Vast numbers of people are there! 

How To Find Peace In The Midst of Chaos

Does it really matter any more what you do, as long as you get away with it? It would seem not, based on what is happening in our world.  Like what?  One poll shows that 79% of those interviewed expect politicians to lie to them.

From Sin To Salvation

From the beginning of time people have looked into the heavens, knowing that God was there, wondering what must done to please Him. 

Does Faith Have Power?

A physician from Antioch, in all probability not a Jew, whom we know as Dr. Luke, wrote more of the New Testament from the standpoint of volume than did the apostle Paul. 

A Heart Touched By God

“You can count the apples on the tree, but who can count the apples in a seed?” so goes the old saying. 

How Does Character Affect Your Judgement?

You reputation is what others think of you, while character is what you really are.  Your character is revealed, of course, by what you do, either negative or positively, but Ralph Waldo Emerson used to believe that, more accurately, your character is defined by what you think.