What is Man: A Lesson in Biblical Anthropology (Psalm 40; Psalm 58)

What is Man: A Lesson in Biblical Anthropology (Psalm 40; Psalm 58)

Scripture reading – Psalm 40; Psalm 58 Click on this link to translate this Bible study into German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, or French.  The titles of Psalm 40 and Psalm 58 identified David as the author. Psalm 40 was addressed, “To the...
I am looking for conservative Christian School Teachers who “Have it bad, but are praying for something good!”

I am looking for conservative Christian School Teachers who “Have it bad, but are praying for something good!”

I lived and ministered in a church in a suburb north of Detroit from 1979-1985. I remember TV commercials of Florida in the winter that stated, “When you need it bad, we’ve got it good! Come to Florida!” This is your invitation to do that and with...

Bob Jones University: A Reflection from the “Back Pew” and Lessons Learned from the Front Pew

From the author: This article is a brief departure from my daily devotional commentaries; however, it is a necessary one to sound a warning knell to some of my readers. I am not publishing this piece to stir up controversy or heap sorrow upon sorrow. Yet, I dare not...

The Procurement of Wisdom Requires Hard Work and Sacrifice (Job 27; Job 28)

Click on this link for translations of today’s devotion. (Additional languages available upon request by emailing HeartofAShepherdInc@gmail.com.) Scripture reading – Job 27; Job 28 Bildad had concluded his final discourse with Job (Job 25), and reminded...