JOHN SHIRK - The 23rd Psalm is a passage where many of us find comfort. We are reminded there that with the Lord as my Shepherd, He makes me lie down in green pastures, He leads me beside quiet waters.
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 - 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- In the beatitudes, Jesus said, "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God." What does it mean to be a peacemaker? That is what this devotional explores.
JOHN SHIRK-Jesus told HIs disciples "I am the life." He offers us abundant and eternal life. We know that eternal life is forever, but what about abundant life? What does that look like? How do you measure that? The Bible reveals various ways that our…
JOHN SHIRK-If peace seems to be an elusive dream, Jesus is able to turn that dream into reality. His grace is able to cover the sins of our past,(Micah 7:19) provide needed help for the present, (Psalm 46:1-3) and give us hope for the future. (Jeremiah…
September 15th, 2016
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JOHN SHIRK - This devotional examines the priestly blessing, and how this blessing is ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ, our merciful and faithful high priest.
JOHN SHIRK - What is a Mediator, and how does it apply to the Gospel? That is what this devotional explores. I Timothy 2:5 brings us insight into the question.
JOHN SHIRK - The reality of war leads many people to yearn for peace. The Gospel reveals Jesus as the source of peace. He is the starting place, the pathway, and our destiny toward peace with God, peace with others, and peace within. This devotional explains…
JOHN SHIRK-Today's Devotional examines the priestly blessing in Numbers chapter 6, which challenges us to consider how we can speak blessing to our loved ones with God's help.
JOHN SHIRK - Philippians 4 gives us insight into some healthy habits in the Christian life that invite the peace of God. Rejoicing in the Lord, prayer, following in the footsteps of a godly mentor, and a faith-focused thought life.
