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JOHN SHIRK - We can thank God for His mercy. This devotional explains how His mercy is a powerful reason to celebrate new life.

JOHN SHIRK - Welcome to 2020, the Year of Vision at WJTL. We will be featuring various features to sharpen our spiritual vision this year. Todays 20/20 Insight is a good verse to apply to memory. It really sets the tone for this year's Visionary theme.

JOHN SHIRK - After rising from the dead, Jesus explained to His disciples from the Old Testament how He fulfilled God's promises. The fulfillment of Bible prophecy reveals to us that God's word can be trusted.

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 it comes to love, God is the starting place, and the cross of Jesus was the ultimate place of love's expression. That is the kind of love still changing lives today.

JOHN SHIRK-The critics of John the Baptist and Jesus tried to put a negative label on their virtuous qualities. But Jesus had a response for these manipulators-"Wisdom is proved right by her actions."

JOHN SHIRK – Today’s Eye on Integrity is based on John 3:16 and 17. “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever more »

JOHN SHIRK- This devotional reflects on a walk that put Cleopas and his traveling friend in the Bible. A special guest joined them on their journey, and his words moved them very deeply.

JOHN SHIRK - Jesus once asked His disciples, "Who do you say I am?" That is when Simon made the great confession of his faith, and Jesus pronounced a blessing on him. "Who is Jesus?" That is the significant question for our generation just as it was when…

JOHN SHIRK - One of the reasons that Jesus came into this world was to testify to the truth. The implication of that is that His words are trustworthy. He speaks with credibility. The voice of the Heavenly Father gives further witness of His credibility…

JOHN SHIRK- Jesus made the claim, "I am the way." This devotional examines how that applies to our lives.