JOHN SHIRK – In the Year to Shine, today’s Vital Steps to a Radiant Faith are repentance and baptism. This was the message that Peter shared with the crowd on more »
JOHN SHIRK – Today’s Key Element for Thriving Relationships is Kindness. This quality is identified in the fruit of the Spirit, showing tender concern for others. Kindness causes us to more »
JOHN SHIRK – Today’s Faith-Building Verse is Second Chronicles 7:14. The LORD says, “If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my more »
JOHN SHIRK – Today’s Key Element for Thriving Relationships is Gentle Instruction. From one church leader to another, Paul the Apostle wrote in Second Timothy 2:25, “Opponents must be gently more »
JOHN SHIRK - Snow gives us a beautiful picture of God's grace to cleanse us from sin. By His grace, it is possible for us to leave corrupt ways and be purified in His sight.
JOHN SHIRK - When Jesus was asked why he ate and drank with sinners, His answer was that He came for those who were spiritually sick, not to leave us there, but to offer us a lasting remedy.
JOHN SHIRK - Ephesians 4 is the reference for this devotional, describing how the attitude of Christ affects our attitude in the mind.
JOHN SHIRK - C.S. Lewis once said, "If you're on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; in that case, the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive." This devotional reflects on the forward progress…
JOHN SHIRK - When Jonah preached in Nineveh, the city responded in repentance. This was a city known for its violence, but when they welcomed the love of God to their city, they committed to give up their violence and evil ways, and their change of heart…
JOHN SHIRK - What sustains you in difficult times? We learn a lot about where our ultimate source of trust is in those moments. Today, we celebrate the power of God to save us from our sins and be our source of strength in troubled times.
JOHN SHIRK-Cures for diseases would be considered dramatic breakthroughs. No one would be more hopeful than the person who had the disease for which a cure had been found. For thousands of years, a cure for the fatal disease of sin has been available…
