Today's Devotions

Showcase: Assorted Treats

  • New Year's Resolution and Jonathan Edwards by Christina Fox +

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  • Forgiving Yourself by Sylvia Gunter +

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trevin-waxMatt Carter and Colt McCoy in The Real Win: A Man's Quest for Authentic Success:

I will tame my tongue. When it comes to my wife, I need to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger.


I will talk to my wife the way I would if a special and important person were visiting my home.
I will always be upbeat and positive in my interactions with my wife. I am not called to critique her. I am called to love and accept her.
I won't use my words to try to take from her. I will just give and bless, thinking about what she needs, not what I need.
I will strive to serve my wife every day.
I will win my wife's heart so she, in turn, will want to be mine.
Just as divorce is not an option with me, I want that same reality to be true for negativity or harshness with my wife. It is not an option for me to be harsh with my wife. Not under any circumstance. Ever.
I will sow seeds of righteousness by consistently committing to walk with the Lord. God will give me the power to bear this fruit and love my wife wholeheartedly.

http://thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/trevinwax/2013/06/25/8-resolutions-for-the-christian-husband/

Reflections to Consider

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Publications

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Music

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Audio & Video

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Favorites

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  • Prayer, Ole Hallesby and Clarence J. Carlsen +

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Hidden Blessings

  • Introduction to The Death of Death..by JI Packer +

    INTRODUCTORY ESSAY ___ to John Owen's The Death Of Death in the Death of Christ ___ By J.I. Packer _________ Read More
  • An Interview with Os Guiness on the 25th Anniversary of Francis Schaeffer's Death-Justin Taylor, 2009 +

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  • Fate Worse than Death? Julie Moore +

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  • DEATH HAS BEEN SWALLOWED UP BY DEATH by Gavin Ortlund +

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