Stubborn in Our Ways I Daily Walk Devotion

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Stubborn in Our Ways

The older you get, the more set in your ways you become. That is not entirely a bad thing. With age comes more responsibility, and creating habits that reduce time and effort can be beneficial to balancing family and work. Where it can run into trouble is when we become stubborn in our ways. When…

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Change Your Perspective I Daily Walk Devotion

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Change Your Perspective

Seeing an issue from another point of view can be refreshing. Stepping back and taking another look at it can also show us what we were missing initially. When you change your perspective, it opens a whole new world. Paul challenges us to look at our walk with Jesus in a whole new light today….

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It Is Finished I Daily Walk Devotion

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It Is Finished

It’s Good Friday. Why is it called that when Jesus was put to death on the cross? It’s because of the work that was accomplished by Him that day. It appeared terrible for Him, but in reality, it was the whole reason He came to earth, and the end result of what was completed gives…

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I Thirst I Daily Walk Devotion

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I Thirst

Nothing is as refreshing as a cold drink of water when you have been working hard. It is essential to our bodies that we keep hydrated, or we start to suffer ramifications like a dry mouth and blurred vision, but if it continues, we can see more harmful damage. When Jesus was on the cross,…

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My God Why Have You Forsaken Me? I Daily Walk Devotion

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My God Why Have You Forsaken Me?

I think it is safe to say that the number one fear people have today is being alone. That tops the fear of heights and speaking in front of people. To be forsaken, which means left alone by ourselves, can be devastating. It was devastating when Jesus was left alone on the Cross. That’s why…

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With Jesus in Paradise I Daily walk Devotion

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With Jesus in Paradise

If you ask any person on the street if they are going to heaven, they will most likely tell you that they are, if you ask them why they will tell you because they are a good person. Everybody wants to be with Jesus in paradise, but the two thieves on the cross show us…

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Father Forgive Them I Daily Walk Devotion

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Father Forgive Them

We are entering Holy Week, where we look at the events leading up to the cross. Often, I like to write on the last sayings of Jesus on the cross. The next five days will be five of the seven last sayings Jesus uttered before His death. Today we look the first thing he said…

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Living with Power-Packed Faith I Daily Walk Devotion

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Living with Power-Packed Faith

With no sports on TV for the foreseeable future, channels like ESPN are scrambling for programming. I was hoping that they would harken back to the early days of the channel and show the World’s Strongest Man competitions. There is nothing like seeing men pulling locomotives with a rope attached to their waists. The World…

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Power to Pardon I Daily Walk Devotion

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Power to Pardon

The leaders of most countries have the power to pardon criminals from their crimes, free them from their prison sentences. With one small declaration and a signature, that person who was incarcerated is now free. In an instant, their lives change. While those crimes they have committed are erased, the sin still remains. The only…

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We Need More than Bread I Daily Walk Devotion

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We Need More than Bread

Have you tried to buy flour lately? Every grocery store that I go to is completely sold out. Sure, you can purchase almond flour and coconut flour, but those are cheap imitations of the real thing. When a crisis hits, people fall back on those things that are essential, like flour, sugar, and water. Bread…

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