Moments For You

I just got home last night and found a box of free goodies on my door step from you all. Thank you! I looked at all of the titles and know they will be great. The men at the prison are going to love the prayer card tracts you sent.... Read more →

The recent images of people fleeing in fear from falling buildings, or gunfire, or suicide bombings, remain vividly in our minds. Terrorism, biochemical and nuclear weapons, economic recession, jobs being eliminated, food shortages, earthquakes, violent storms, terminal illnesses … the list of things that strike fear into men’s hearts could... Read more →

Question: “What is the difference between praise and worship?” Answer: Understanding the difference between praise and worship can bring a new depth to the way we honor the Lord. Throughout the Bible, the commands to “praise the Lord” are too numerous to mention. Angels and the heavenly hosts are commanded... Read more →

Much is being said these days about fear, and great steps are being taken to procure what President F.D. Roosevelt in an address to Congress  in 1941 called one of our essential human freedoms—freedom from fear. Now a bold attempt is being made to “rid the world of terrorism” so... Read more →

We were made to worship God. The Father seeks worshipers who will pay homage to Him in spirit and truth (John 4:24). Preaching is not worship. It may inspire worship in the hearts of listeners, but preaching is the conveying of a message to an audience. Giving a testimony is... Read more →

“Dost thou believe on the Son of God?” (John 9:35). John 9 gives us the history of a soul passing from poverty and darkness into being a worshiper of the Son of God. Being a worshiper is one of the highest aspects of blessing any soul can know. It means... Read more →

Worship no longer consists of the offering of bulls and goats, made by priests of the Levitical order. Rather, it consists of spiritual sacrifices, offered up by priests of the new order—the individuals who make up the Church (1 Peter 2:5). Thus, worship is no longer a mechanical process; rather,... Read more →

I read several years ago about a woman who hurriedly purchased 50 Christmas cards without looking at the message inside. She quickly signed and addressed all but one, and then dropped them in a mailbox. Just imagine her dismay when later she glanced inside the one unmailed card and read... Read more →

We know that we should worship God the Father. But may we also address our worship directly to the Son? Yes, we may! The Father Himself has desired that, “All men should honour the Son, even as they honour the Father” (John 5:23). For further verification of this, we are... Read more →

Q. What does it mean in Isaiah 9:6 where it says, “the government shall be upon His shoulder”? A. It was prophesied in Genesis 49:10 that the Lord would reign: “The sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto Him... Read more →

We need to recover the sense of reverence that ought to characterize those who gather in the holy presence of the living God. In many churches the fellowship is warm and the Bible teaching is faithful. But each week the people file in and out of what is labeled a... Read more →

“His name shall be called Wonderful” (Isaiah 9:6). Here is a name that is an adjective, so we may use it not only as a name by itself, but also as descriptive of all His other names. The more we know Him and love Him, the more we shall delight... Read more →

Of all the disciples of Christ that pass before us in the Gospel story, perhaps none are marked by single-hearted devotedness to Christ more than Mary of Bethany. On the three occasions that she comes before us in the Scriptures, she is found at the feet of Jesus. We see... Read more →

Many Christians put the emphasis of their lives on service for God, to the exclusion of worshiping Him. Others swing to the other extreme, and so stress the importance of worship, that service for the Lord is viewed as being of little or no consequence. We must beware of lopsidedness,... Read more →

I want to thank you for the Moments For You that you sent to me. I am currently in jail in Virginia. I have a long way to go before I come home, but since I have Jesus, it's a short way now. Amen! Read more →