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Sheltered in the Shadow of His Wings
Read: Psalm 57:1–6Berean Standard Bible There are moments when the storm is so fierce, the pressure so heavy, and the opposition so relentless, that all we can do is cry out for mercy. David, hidden away in the dark cave, hunted by Saul like an animal, pens this psalm with…
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Jesus Saves!
An Unexpected Revival of Grace. It might sound unexpected—or even a little humorous—but it’s gloriously true: Jesus still saves!. And not just hippies. He saves rebels and rule-followers, dreamers and doubters, misfits and overachievers. The Gospel is not confined to tradition or tempered by culture. It’s for the free-spirited and…
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Where Is Your Comfort?
“This is my comfort in my affliction, for Your word has revived me.” — Psalm 119:50 (BSB) The Shared Experience of AfflictionAffliction is no stranger. It walks the roads we travel—sometimes hidden in the shadows, sometimes sitting plain at our table. And it comes to all. To the wise and…
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The Way Out
Doors That Promise But Fail There are many voices shouting in our land today, each promising an escape—an answer, a fix, a future. From city hall to ivory towers, from the glow of a smartphone screen to the hushed corridors of scientific labs, the message is nearly the same: “We’ve…
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Guard Your Hearts and Minds In Jesus
A Devotional Reflection from Philippians 4:4–7Based on the Berean Standard Bible and other Scriptures “And the peace of God, which surpassesall understanding, will guard your heartsand your minds in Christ Jesus.”— Philippians 4:7, BSB Rejoice, Because the Lord Is Near The apostle Paul tells us plainly: “Rejoice in the Lord…
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Who May Open the Door?
An exposition on Revelation 3:20 (Inspired by John G. Reisinger)(Scripture taken from the Berean Standard Bible) “See! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with Me.” – Revelation 3:20…
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Not Sinless, But Sincere
A Transparent Faith: What Made Job “Perfect”? When Scripture introduces Job, it does so with weighty words that demand reflection. “There was a man in the land of Uz whose name was Job. And this man was blameless and upright, fearing God and shunning evil” (Job 1:1, BSB). That phrase—blameless…
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The True Dwelling Place of God
There’s a deep ache in the human heart for something lasting, sacred, and glorious. It’s no surprise, then, that some would turn their eyes toward earthly Jerusalem and long to see a new temple built there—a place of splendor, where worship could rise again as it once did. But is…
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Guarding the Liberty of Grace
“It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.” —Galatians 5:1 (BSB) Freedom in Christ is not a vague spiritual idea—it’s a reality secured by His death and resurrection. And yet, how easily…
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