Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
Your Focus Will Determine Your Destination
Proverbs 30 by Josh Todd
“We must ask ourselves hard questions and give honest answers.” […]
Month: June 2020
Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
Mode Matters
Proverbs 29 by Rob Willis
“It’s easy to let personal stances on issues become personal attacks on character, and we then stray from wise restraint to foolish venting.” […]
Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
Hey Leader, Don’t Be a Knucklehead
Proverbs 28 by Ken Goodban
“When the country is in chaos, everybody has a plan to fix it—but it takes a leader of real understanding to straighten things out.” […]
Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
Scouting Ahead to Avoid Trouble
Proverbs 27 by Randy Abell
“We need to pay attention to what we have, or it may go away.” […]
Extras
Will Bible Colleges Survive?
Five evangelical Christian colleges and universities have eliminated more than 150 faculty and staff positions this spring. While some officials cite COVID-19 as the reason for the cuts, most say the financial reckoning comes in response to the ongoing crisis of higher education and their efforts to prepare for the future. […]
Feature Article
Satan’s Master Plan
Are current events preparing the way for the end times? What is Satan’s ultimate goal? […]
Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
No Less, No More
Proverbs 26 by Jonas Larkin
“Wisdom is found in “staying in your lane”—faithfully stewarding the opportunities and responsibilities the Lord has entrusted to you.” […]
Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
Good News from a Distant Land
Proverbs 25 by Eddie Lyons
“Everyone is loved. All can be saved. A relationship with God is possible. All of this is because of Jesus.” […]
Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
A Friendly Kiss
Proverbs 24 by Keith Buttram
“Our words should reflect both truth and love.” […]
Devotional - Searching for Wisdom
You Are What You Think
Proverbs 23 by Linzy Slayden
“Our defeat or victory begins with what we think, if we guard our thoughts, we shall not have much trouble anywhere else along the line.” […]