Why Compassionate and Gracious?
I love to contemplate the nature of God. Because the more I know and understand who God is, the more I love and trust Him. Compassionate and Gracious is a phrase that God frequently uses to describe Himself, and I have found it to be true.
I love to read and study the Bible. Through its pages, God speaks. He shows me who He is. He helps me to understand myself. And He provides wisdom and guidance for life.
I also love to learn about archaeological and scientific evidences that support the historical reliability of the Bible. Because the more I am assured that the Bible is trustworthy and speaks with authority, the more I know I can trust the God whose Word it is.
If your heart, like mine, is drawn to the heart of God, I invite you to journey with me. Together we can explore faith and the unfathomable riches of God’s nature.
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Thank • ful
THANK'FUL, adjective Grateful; impressed with a sense of kindness received, and ready to acknowledge it. [Webster’s 1828 dictionary] Jesus was on His way to Jerusalem, walking between Samaria and Galilee. When He entered a certain village, ten leprous men approached and shouted out to him for mercy–keeping their distance as their illness required. Jesus looked at them and spoke, telling them to go and show themselves to the priests. According to the Law of Moses, [...]
Favorite Carols: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
One of the things I love about the Christmas season is the music, especially the old traditional Christmas carols. Many of them date back to the 19th century, but some date to the 17th and 18th centuries or are set to music that is much older. One of my favorites is O Come, O Come Emmanuel. According to C. Michael Hawn, its origins can be traced to an 8th or 9th century Latin antiphon. An [...]