This is an important message. How often do we pray and seek for safety. Just last night at Church I was sharing about Caleb from Joshua 14. – At 85 he asked for his inheritance. He could have easily asked for a city that had already been conquered Instead, he asked for Hebron that was well fortified and still occupied. I hope my faith will grow to take on the dangerous tasks for God’s glory.

Ouch, ouch, and ouch. I want to thank you for this infographic, but at the same time I want to get mad at you for calling me on the carpet. Been thinking about your family – praying your daughter is feeling better.

Mary, your post reminds me of what Jeroboam did at Dan. By providing alternative places of worship, he appealed to the laziness of the human spirit (1 Kings 12:26-30). Worshipping at Dan was far more luxurious than Jerusalem. He substituted the priests, the
feast, the places of worship—all outside of God’s will. I see that the world, the flesh, and the devil will always tempt us with Jeroboam’s words: “It is too much for you to go up to Jerusalem!” Sin always provides a substitute more convenient and more attractive than obedience.