Contributors:

           The foundational inspirational devotions for this website are a collection of writings from men and women of renown over the recent centuries. These authors include: 17th century personalities such as Francois Fenelon, Madame Jeanne Guyon and Brother Lawrence. 20th century writers include: Aiden W. Tozer, Oswald Chambers, Wayne Jacobsen, Graham Cooke, Bob George, Malcomb Smith, John Henry Alan. Frank Laubach, John Lynch and Brennan Manning.

Commentary

          Although the Word of God is complete and cannot be added to nor subtracted from, the Holy Spirit continues to inspire and reveal more and deeper understandings about the scriptures themselves. God receives us by faith and desires our deepest affections and devotion to Him. We can all gain valuable insights from the shared experiences and testimonies of other believers. And we can trust the Holy Spirit to guide us into God's truth (John 16:13).

Context

          We can freely share what we believe God has revealed to us. Even though we may have different opinions on doctrines and traditions, we are still all one family in Jesus Christ. As James wrote; "Whatever is not of faith is sin," you are responsible to be true to what you believe. Everyone else has the same requirement. So if you believe a particular activity is sinful, then to you it is sin. However, be careful not to insist that everyone must believe exactly as you do. The UNITY we have across the divide of numerous Christian denominations is saving faith in Jesus Christ as the Only Begotten Son of God whose death on the Cross has redeemed us and reconciled us to God...

Mutual Goal:

          Our hope is that by sharing together on this forum, we can each find a more deeply satisfying relationship with God and a love which compels those who are not yet "born again" of the Spirit of God to asks us about the hope they see in us. You may take away much or little, but you can certainly find something of value which accrues to your own transformation as Paul writes about in Romans chapter 12. And by Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 13, let us do all things in the spirit of God's love for all mankind.