JOHN SHIRK - This is the Friday Time Capsule from early September 2010. The Playlist features song number 12 at the beginning, and follows the songs in order all the way to number one at the end. Enjoy the memories.
JOHN SHIRK - Another mountaintop experience in the Bible was a moving sermon taught by Jesus in Matthew 5 to 7. His teaching gives us direction for honoring God. This devotional is an overview of what Jesus taught.
JOHN SHIRK - There were some significant moments of Biblical history taking place on mountainsides and mountain peaks. One of those places was Mount Carmel where Elijah drew attention to the worthiness of God to be followed.
JOHN SHIRK - Many people wonder what heaven is like. There is a certain mystery to it. But there are some details we can know about it in the book of Revelation. This is one description.
JOHN SHIRK - What a privilege to be able to approach God with the cares of our heart. He offers us His peace when we cast our anxiety on Him with honest transparency and a heart of gratitude. Whatever specific concerns you may have in your heart can be…
JOHN SHIRK - The Bible tells us that God is love. This devotional points us to the evidence of God's love for us and how to respond to this present reality.
JOHN SHIRK - We all have a sin problem, but Jesus has the solution. He became our solution on the cross, and now He reaches out to us with His nail-scarred hands to draw us to Himself by His love.
JOHN SHIRK – These are the songs that we enjoyed together on Friday’s Lunch Break on the air. Here’s the playlist in case you missed it or want to listen […]
JOHN SHIRK - What can God do through our generous giving? More than we could ever imagine. I suppose only eternity will reveal the value of our generous gifts in Jesus' name.
JOHN SHIRK - The breath of God gave life to Adam at the time of creation. The breath of God also gives us new life at the time of our conversion to Christ. If anyone is in Christ, they become a new creation.
JOHN SHIRK - The hand of God is a powerful influence to make us useful instruments for His glory. The prophet Isaiah referred to our Heavenly Father as the Potter and ourselves as the clay to illustrate how God's hand moves in our lives.
