Category Archives: Notices

Jesus’ friend Lazarus had just died, and now Jesus is speaking to Lazarus’ sister Martha. And there are some inescapable lessons to learn from this situation, and from Jesus’ response to it. First, death is a reality. Death is the … Continue reading →

John 14:1-4 is all about trust. Trust and faith go hand in hand. If Jesus had wanted to He could have given His disciples a play by play account of the next 24 hours…arrest, trial, beating, crucifixion, and death. He … Continue reading →

The LORD is my shepherd: THAT’S RELATIONSHIP! I shall not want: THAT’S SUPPLY! He makes me lie down in green pastures: THAT’S REST! He leads me beside still waters: THAT’S REFRESHMENT! He restores my soul: THAT’S HEALING! He leads me … Continue reading →

Keenly aware of my physical weaknesses and limitations—and the fact that I’m growing older much more rapidly than I‘d like—each morning I open the cupboard and reach for an assortment of nutritional supplements to help provide what my body needs. … Continue reading →

Jesus said, “I am the Door of the sheep” (John 10:7). Sounds peculiar, doesn’t it? It stretches the imagination to think of a person acting as a gate, or a door. But that’s just what a shepherd does, particularly one … Continue reading →

The life of Daniel provides a clear example of a man who was faithful to God in his career. Daniel lived in the context of foreign conquest and exile. Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, solidified his conquest over the people of … Continue reading →

Loves Sacrificially:  Jesus is the finest example of a true Christian friend. His love for us is sacrificial, never selfish. He demonstrated it not only through His miracles of healing, but more fully through the humble service of washing the … Continue reading →

The leadership principles which I admire most are found in the leadership style of Jesus. Jesus’ leadership is still impacting culture today. Here are 12 leadership principles of Jesus that inspire me: Jesus was willing to invest in people others … Continue reading →