Getting the Seed out of the basket and into hungry hearts. Matthew 13
Learning more about Jesus while encouraging others.
In today’s devotional, there is a photo of a town amid the foothills of the Ozarks. My sister, Patti, took that breathtaking shot. She was moved while looking down from her vantage point. She was overwhelmed at the thought of how many lost people could be living in the town. We should pray daily for our lost world, as Abram prayed for his nephew, Lot, who chose to make his home in a wicked and doomed town. Continue reading Hesed חֵ
One of my favorite ways to think of Jesus is His role in the Trinity as a father. Our key verse today describes Jesus as Everlasting father. That’s everything to true believers. In a world where dads and moms often fail their children, Jesus never does. That’s why He is all in all to me. Share Him in your world today. Continue reading Just A Minute!
Seed Basket Devotional continues our survey of Psalm 119. Today’s study is reminder of God’s personal touch on each believer’s life. Not only does His touch change us, but it is an encouragement to our brothers and sisters and an example in this world. Shine for Jesus. Know His Word and His law. Continue reading A New Beginning!
John 8:12 Jesus spoke to them again: “I am the light of the world. Anyone who follows me will never walk in the darkness but will have the light of life.” Christmas is the theme of December’s Seed Basket Bible Q & A. You can find answers to the questions in various ways. I have … Continue reading Bible Q & A
Seed Basket continues our study of Psalm 119. Our focus is on affliction. Can you be content in God when life is tough? Be sure to click the links. We are all responsible to know God’s Word. Continue reading A New Beginning!
Happy Thanksgiving to every reader of the Seed Basket Devotional! Today’s quiz is a bit different. Take the challenge. Enjoy your families. And mostly, thank God for all that He has done for you! Continue reading Bible Q & A
Correction: Someone who knows much more about birds advised me that my use of the European Starling in the example of songbirds mobbing screech owls is wrong. Although Starlings do mob predatory birds, they are not small songbirds. I have changed my example. I love feedback from my readers. I want this blog to be it’s very best for God’s honor. If you ever see anything wrong, please feel free to advise me. . Thank you!
Do you feel the tug of distractions? It can be tough to follow Jesus amidst life’s busyness. Go to the Word for help. Continue reading Ruffled Feathers
Thanks be to God for His indescribable Gift. Happy Thanksgiving to my Seed Basket readers! Share the Gospel in your world. Continue reading Just A Minute!
This is Seed Basket’s 8th week of studying Psalm 119. I have learned so much about this beautiful passage. Share in your world. The Gospel is found here. Continue reading A New Beginning: A Recollection from Seed Basket Devotional
Today’s Q&A is based on the story of Abigail in the Old Testament. But do you know there is more to the story than just a short biography of a Bible heroine? It’s about Jesus. See if you can figure it out. There is a shadow of Christ in this story. Continue reading Bible Q & A
Getting the Seed out of the basket and into hungry hearts. Matthew 13 