Spiritual Reflections and Devotions

From time to time, we post selections from new and old gems of meditations either from our cherished writings or those of our congregation.

We hope you will find encouragement in the Scriptures considered or the retelling of their living in the Lord, trusting His promises and reflecting on their experiences.

Latest Posts and Articles

The rebirth of Israel in 1948 stands as one of history’s greatest miracles - a nation destroyed, its people scattered worldwide, y... Read more
Isaiah 49 is part of a prophecy about the restoration of Israel. When God, through Moses, gave Israel the opportunity to become Hi... Read more
When Christians talk about having a certain posture toward Israel, it isn’t about politics or nationalism — it’s about recognizing... Read more
Today’s society is filled with many fears. New fears such as global warming, microplastics, and AI compete alongside long-establis... Read more
The regathering of Israel to their ancient homeland is a fulfillment of Bible Prophecy. What will be Israel’s place in the Kingdom... Read more
The belief that the second resurrection will occur at the end of the millennium is based on Revelation 20:5, “But the re... Read more
Prayer is how we communicate with God. It’s like a power cord that stretches all the way to Him in heaven. Prayer “charges” our he... Read more
Unlock a deeper understanding of one of life's most profound questions, "Why Is God Permitting Evil?" Our Summer newsletter offers... Read more
Soon after the descendants of Israel agreed to become God’s chosen people (Exodus 19:8), God delivered directions to them for the ... Read more
The question of “being saved” can be difficult for Christians. Conflicting teachings about “who is saved” and “who isn’t saved” ca... Read more
The Chart of the Ages provides a road map of God’s plan as it progresses from Genesis to Revelation. Click on a letter or area on ... Read more
Unlock a deeper understanding of one of life's most profound questions, "Why Is God Permitting Evil?" Our Summer newsletter offers... Read more
God's wisdom and love extends to his followers even during times of discouragement. Read more
The book of Job begins with two conversations between God and Satan. These conversations provide insights into the lessons of Job,... Read more
Many may ask after reading this verse, if God owns the Land, why has a bloody conflict continued in Israel generation after genera... Read more
More than 2000 years ago, Jesus became human, like us, and sacrificed his life for all mankind. As another year concludes, we are ... Read more
Proper balance is a key contributor to success in many things, including faithful consecration to God. Read more
This issue of the newsletter, "What God Loves & What God Hates",  emphasizes the importance of understanding God's fixed principle... Read more
Jesus knew his time on earth was coming to an end. Beginning in John 13:30 one of the last conversations between Jesus and his dis... Read more
The phrase “bottomless pit” is found seven times in the Bible, all in the book of Revelation. Revelation is a highly symbolic text... Read more
Although God planned for the Church class before creation began, many changes took place as God's plan unfolded to allow for the H... Read more
The “body of Christ” refers to Jesus plus his faithful followers. We want to be integrated into the body, so that what we work on ... Read more
As recorded in the book of Genesis, Adam and Eve, the first man and woman, sinned by disobeying God’s commandments (Genesis 3). Si... Read more
Our current newsletter touches upon credible scientific findings that support the existence of a Creator, aligning recent discover... Read more
There is a difference between "loving the world" in a positive sense and "loving the world" in a negative sens... Read more
In order to fulfill God’s plan, Jesus underwent several changes, each as fundamental as it was dramatic. However, throughout each ... Read more
There are several names and descriptions given to God, especially in the Old Testament. Each of them gives us a different way to g... Read more
A building has an architect. Then he employs a master workman to actually build the structure. Even though the architect does not ... Read more
Change can be uncomfortable. Change can be wonderful. It can simultaneously be both. In part one of this three part study on chang... Read more
See Israel's dynamic history march across the screen in dramatic film footage. Witness the miraculous fulfillment of Bible prophec... Read more
In this newsletter, we follow the prophetic thread that weaves throughout the Bible, beginning with the first veiled promise of a ... Read more
Consecrating one's life to God begins with a calling. God provides many faith-strengthening evidences of His calling, as well as c... Read more
Original Question: Why did Jesus tell Peter not to use his sword in the garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26:52), while in the upper r... Read more
We know that as the Lamb of God who corresponded to the original Passover lamb, Jesus died in the Jewish month of Nisan on the 14t... Read more
In the final chapter of Romans, Paul issues salutations and words of remembrance to his brethren. Taking the time to remember our ... Read more
Consecration of one's life to God is pictured in many different ways throughout the scriptures. One way this consecration is pictu... Read more