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Psalm 117 not only holds the distinction of being the shortest chapter in the Bible with only two verses, but also is the very…

Most of us have probably heard the famous Bible verse from the Psalm that says, "How precious to me are your thoughts, God! How…

I asked for Strength. . .and God gave me Difficulties to make me strong.I asked for Wisdom. . .and God gave me Problems to…

“God’s work done in God’s way will never lack God’s supplies.” –Hudson Taylor

As you read through the Bible you come across some amazing and supernatural stories : the great flood, the Red Sea parting, the Sun…

Prayer from Daily Refresh on the You Version Bible app.

When I stop to consider God and His place in not only my life, but the world today and throughout history I conclude that…

Today's Content Provided by Jenna Finkenhoefer If you read my post earlier this week, you’ll know that I am becoming a big fan of spring. After a few cold/rainy slushy days over the past week, I am SO ready to see the signs of spring.

I’ll start off today with the disclaimer that I’m not a scientist. Spoiler alert 😉 We know from the Bible that God is a Creator; He created everything as told in Genesis. Some of God’s creations I question a bit. I mean, have you SEEN that 2-beaked bird? Google “Rhinoceros hornbill” for this guy. Admittedly I don’t like birds to begin with, so this creature is something straight out of my nightmares. But I digress.

Recently I learned that sheep’s blood is an antivenom for snake bites. I think this is a beautiful analogy of the power of Jesus’s blood over Satan’s venomous attacks on our life.

The longest chapter of the Bible is Psalm 119 with 176 verses. The Psalm is also special due to how it is constructed: comprised…

Have you ever tried explaining your feelings to someone and you just can’t seem to articulate the words in a way to get the other person to understand how you truly felt? Or have you ever told someone a funny story that, to you was hilarious, but to them wasn’t as funny, and then needing to add the statement, “You just had to be there.”