Too Many Hats
06/11/09 20:18 Faithdevotional
As a woman, don’t you wear a lot of hats? During the course of your week, you may place on your head any of the following hats: wife, mother, worker, daughter, sister, chief cook and bottle washer, chauffeur, nurse, maid, referee, oh, yeah….and a woman of God. Read Full Article
You're The One
29/09/09 22:03 Faithdevotional
For the eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth to strengthen those whose hearts are fully committed to him.” 2 Chronicles 16:9a (NIV)
Do you ever long to hear God say, “I choose you”? Maybe you have read that He has a plan for everyone’s life. But in your heart of hearts, you wonder: Am I special? Does God see me? Read Full Article
Do you ever long to hear God say, “I choose you”? Maybe you have read that He has a plan for everyone’s life. But in your heart of hearts, you wonder: Am I special? Does God see me? Read Full Article
The Name Of The Lord
23/08/09 19:46 Faithdevotional
Worship is contagious. It just takes one person, willing to be vulnerable to God and the people around, to infect a whole group. Throughout Scripture, the people who led worship had to take some risks. Read Full Article
"Recipies For Life"
23/06/09 23:36 FaithBooks
As Moses was tending his father-in-law's sheep in the desert, his attention was drawn to a strange sight. A bush was burning without being consumed. When Moses turned to look more closely, God said to him, "Take your sandals off your feet, for the place you stand is holy ground." (Exodus 3:5)Read Full Article
Kiss Your Frogs Goodbye
23/05/09 23:33 FaithBooks
“Let my people Go!” In Exodus 5:1, we see these words first used by the Israelite leader, Moses, when he was speaking with Pharaoh, Egypt’s ruler. These powerful words given to Moses show us that it is the heart cry of our loving God for His “bound-up” children. Read Full Article
Song Of Solomon Chapter 5
23/04/09 20:17 FaithBooks
The Bridegroom speaks….
5: 1 I am come into my garden, my sister, my spouse(Bride); I have gathered my myrrh with my spice, I have eaten my honeycomb with my honey. I have drunk my wine with my milk. Eat, O Friends, drink, yea, drink abundantly, O beloved. This is His manifest presence, which means, that it becomes localized and is made consciously apparent to one or more of our five physical senses, such as the ‘smelling’ of the fragrance of His presence. Through His manifest presence, the Lord comes to us in such a way that we not only sense His nearness, but are also made consciously aware of Him as a person.Read Full Article
5: 1 I am come into my garden, my sister, my spouse(Bride); I have gathered my myrrh with my spice, I have eaten my honeycomb with my honey. I have drunk my wine with my milk. Eat, O Friends, drink, yea, drink abundantly, O beloved. This is His manifest presence, which means, that it becomes localized and is made consciously apparent to one or more of our five physical senses, such as the ‘smelling’ of the fragrance of His presence. Through His manifest presence, the Lord comes to us in such a way that we not only sense His nearness, but are also made consciously aware of Him as a person.Read Full Article
Song Of Solomon Chapter 3
23/03/09 20:18 FaithBooks
With Chapter 3:6 begins the third Canticle, the historical setting of which is the life of Christ and His ministry while upon this earth. The first Canticle ends with the entreaty of the bride, that the daughters of Jerusalem shall, ‘stir not up nor waken, her beloved until he please’ and the second Canticle closes with the same entreaty, although as we have noted with a different motive.Read Full Article
Song Of Solomon Chapter 1
23/02/09 20:19 FaithBooks
1:1 The Song of Songs, which is Solomon’s – or which pertaineth to Solomon. This points our vision to the great Prince of Peace. The name Solomon means peaceful or prince of peace. It was through Christ and His death on the cross, that peace was brought to the earth. The message within the Song of Solomon develops around a Bridegroom who actively seeks a bride from among the Daughters of Jerusalem. The Bridegroom is our Lord Jesus Christ.Read Full Article
Song of Solomon Introduction
23/01/09 20:20 FaithBooks
God moved on Denise's heart to study the Old Testament book, "The Song of Solomon." For the next six months Denise spent about four hours every day pouring over every verse in the eight chapters of this book. Denise not only spent time studying reference books but also spent countless hours praying and meditating on the message of "The Song of Solomon."Read Full Article
