JOHN SHIRK - The miracle of Jesus to feed five thousand from five loaves and two fish teaches us an important faith lesson. God can do much with the little we offer Him.
JOHN SHIRK - There is a connection between wholesome thought patterns and peace of mind. A relationship with Jesus gives us a new way of thinking that invites peace into our lives.
JOHN SHIRK - Among Jesus' final statements from the cross was, "It is Finished." It was not an admission of defeat. It WAS a declaration of victory and accomplishment. The cross was only part of the story. A miracle was just three days ahead.
JOHN SHIRK - John 3:16 is one of the most familiar Bible passages today, and is still reminding us how God's love was expressed by the greatest gift of all.
JOHN SHIRK - When religious leaders drew attention to the fact that children were shouting "Hosanna" in the temple courts, this is how Jesus responded...
JOHN SHIRK - Just before Jesus was crucified, He had some words of encouragement for His disciples. One of His statements that offered hope was His promise of peace.
JOHN SHIRK - This devotional remembers when a prisoner was set free at the time of Jesus' crucifixion. How does this story tie in with the Gospel and with us? There is a connection.
JOHN SHIRK - On the night before Jesus died, He prayed, "Not as I will, but as You will". This devotional takes a look at the significance of that prayer to our hope and trust in God.
JOHN SHIRK - One of the common practices of Christians worldwide is communion. Jesus explained why followers would find this practice meaningful to our faith.
JOHN SHIRK - When Jesus spoke to a crowd that participated in some way in putting Jesus to death, he did not condemn them, but offered them words of hope. Their lives could find refreshment in the cleansing of God's forgiveness.
JOHN SHIRK - In case anyone might wonder, no one took the life of Jesus against His will. He went to the cross willingly. Love held Jesus to that tree much more than the nails.
