Issue 1624 – Carols – December 10, 2024
What is a carol anyway? What differentiates a carol from some other type of song?
Daily devotionals from Scripture to nourish your faith, deepen your prayer life, and grow in God's grace.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 10 December 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
What is a carol anyway? What differentiates a carol from some other type of song?
by Kevin Corbin · Published 9 December 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
That scene has played out countless times in every corner of the globe for millennia.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 7 December 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
Sometimes, we’re stubborn and slow to learn. That is generally not a good thing.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 6 December 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
The Scriptures emphasize both our victory and our need to persevere.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 5 December 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
Like the moose and his sudden stop, sometimes we can be far less than graceful. Sometimes, that’s a lack of physical grace; more often, it’s a lack of grace in our words. Our words can do tremendous damage.
It’s no wonder Scripture is full of admonitions about the tongue.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 3 December 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
Until next time … when the storms come, batten down the hatches, trust God, and sail on.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 2 December 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
The good news is that God works through ordinary people
by Kevin Corbin · Published 30 November 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
The Lord God Himself, Jehovah-Elohim, rejoices in singing over you and me.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 29 November 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
Jesus told a parable about being late. It’s well worth reading.
by Kevin Corbin · Published 28 November 2024 · Last modified 30 June 2026
I think that people often view God as being like Old Porky. They assume He is near-sighted and cannot see their sin or that He is not very bright and accepts all the lies and rationalizations they use to justify their sin.