JOHN SHIRK - If you are a believer in Jesus, the work that God started in you does not end at the point of death. It continues beyond your life on earth until the day of Christ Jesus. This devotional examines how this happens.
JOHN SHIRK-Recently, my wife and I attended a funeral and wedding reception in a single day. While there were some extreme emotions ranging from joy to sadness, there was one single thread that tied the two events together. Both were a celebration of…
JOHN SHIRK - The disciples recognized Jesus as their teacher. When He speaks, we are wise to listen. His lesson plans have more to offer than knowledge. His lesson plans offer wisdom for life, and train us to be more like Him.
JOHN SHIRK - Jesus taught us to pray, "Our Father in Heaven." Through Jesus, we have access to our Heavenly Father, who loves us dearly. As we walk with Him, He will be a good Father to us, showing us from His Word what His will is for our lives, and…
JOHN SHIRK - One of the common phrases used among Christians is the statement that "Jesus saves." What does Jesus save His people from? This is what we examine in this devotional.
JOHN SHIRK - There is a saying that goes like this, "Absolute power corrupts absolutely." That is a serious danger when the leaders of our world operate without checks and balances. But when that absolute power is inherently good, this saying does not…
JOHN SHIRK - This devotional explores some of the various spiritual blessings that we enjoy through a relationship with Jesus.
JOHN SHIRK-Are you looking for good news for today? Check out Acts 13, verses 32 and 33. That is the text for this delivery of good news.
JOHN SHIRK - This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday. This devotional recalls what happened in Acts 2 when the Holy Spirit came on the church with power.
JOHN SHIRK - In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said that anyone who obeys God's laws and teaches them will be called great in the Kingdom of Heaven. God's commands are based on love and faithfulness. This devotional discusses how obeying God's commands…
JOHN SHIRK - In a culture of many words, this Proverb reminds us of the value of choosing our words wisely. Instead of inviting trouble with careless words, edifying words can speak life and encouragement into someone else's day.
