Another John Weekly Message

I'm just another guy named John. These are my daily devotionals and weekly messages.

I'm just another guy named John. These are my daily devotionals and weekly messages.

The cross and the empty tomb remind us of what God was willing to do for us. The Ascension reminds us of what we're supposed to be willing to do for God.

When we hear the voice of God we hear the call to an abundant life.

I'm just another guy named John. These are my daily devotionals and weekly messages.

Before "He is Risen," and before the "Alleluia," the first words of Resurrection morning were, "Do not be afraid."

The people cried out to God, "Save us!" while they waved their palm branches. It's the same thing we ask God to do for us.

Jesus would conquer a lot in his ministry. There was one thing he had to conquer first, though, to have his God-purpose in life. It's the same things we have to conquer first, too.

"You've made your bed, now lie in it" is not something God has told us. God says, "Your bed is too short and your covers are too small, but I have something better."

The stone tablets Moses had represented God's commitment to us and our commitment to God. Moses threw them to the ground to break them to show us what we're used to doing with our commitment to God.

Fight or flight? How about a 3rd way?

When a couple gets married something happens in their relationship. When we recognize God's great love for us, something happens in our lives.

What does God do with a picture we've ruined? Makes it a masterpiece again!

The second in our series, "Love God, Love Others." We are all called to be salt and light to the world, and to do good. So, go be it and do it!

A moment of laughter at just the right time.

It isn't our right opinions that make us who we are. It's our commitment to the love of God.

Joy to the world the Lord has come. Our Lord has come to bring us help.

Despite our unfaithfulness, God was willing to offer us Christ.

When we focus on the "perfect" Christmas, we forget that God dwells in the not-so-perfect areas of our lives.

Surely, Christmas is more than we've made it to be.