Pastor David's Weekly Devotional In his classic and brilliant satirical work, The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis explores the Christian life from the perspective of demons.  Specifically, the correspon...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional One of the more unnerving experiences a Christian can have, comes when they have doubts about God or about their salvation.  This harrowing feeling can assault even th...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional Theologians make a helpful distinction between our “union” with Christ and our “communion” with Christ.  In simple terms, our union with Christ depicts the spiritual a...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional There is one book that has enriched and improved my prayer life more than any other.  The book is titled “The Valley of Vision” and it is a collection of Puritan praye...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional Whether they recognize it or not, every living person is in the midst of a spiritual battle: unbelievers are “following the course of this world … the prince of the po...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional As we saw in last week’s devotional, there are a lot of great things about heaven – things too wonderful for us to even comprehend.  The greatest thing about heaven, h...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional People can vastly underestimate and underappreciate the glories of heaven.  For many, the thought of heaven is boring – “spending all day sitting on a cloud and playin...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional Those who are truly saved by Christ are eternally secure in Christ!As Christians, the security of our salvation does not rest on our obedience (though obedience is the...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional The folly of idolatry would be humorous if it were not so dangerous – even deadly.  It is not uncommon to see idol-worship mocked in our culture (people frenetically b...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional Erwin Lutzer wrote, “‘I believe in God’ is perhaps one of the most meaningless statements we can make today.  The word God has become a canvas on which each is free to...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional “Why can’t you be normal like me?”  The problem with this question is two-fold.  First, it assumes that the person being asked the question is not normal.  Secondly, i...  Read More

Pastor David's Weekly Devotional Theologians are known for making distinctions.  They’ll almost come to blows over words like “by” or “through” or ‘in.”  Most of us have little time for such subtle, s...  Read More