Tag Archives: Sunday Seed Thoughts

The hopeless says, “It’s impossible.”  God says, “All things are possible”. (Lk 18:27)

The weary says “I’m too tired.”  God says, ”I will give you rest.” (Matt. 11:28-30)

The broken-hearted says, “Nobody really loves me.”  God says, “I love you.” (Jn 3:16 ) Continue reading →

“One can worship God by himself, but not for long. The secret of our religion is that we get the most out of it when we are giving the most.” (Fitzgerald) Continue reading →

I have done a lot of reading over the years from the famous author anonymous. I came across this list in my file on “life” some time ago. I’m sharing it with you because I liked it and I think you will too. And it’s Bible based.

1. Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully

2. Don’t believe all that you hear, spend all you have or sleep all you want.

3. When you say “I Love you” mean it. Continue reading →

In the last week of Jesus’ life, he again finds the temple defiled by the religious leaders. They had turned the court where Gentiles could come and learn about God into a mercenary business, instead of a missionary business.

Jesus said, “My house shall be called a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of thieves” (Matt 21:13). Continue reading →

Scientist, Norber Wiener, once wrote, “There is one quality more important than know-how. This is know-why by which we determine not only how to accomplish our purposes, but what our purposes are to be.”

It other words, “know why” is more important than “know how.” I think this is true not only in living every day life, but in the Lord’s work. Continue reading →

My wife has a lot of recipes. Suppose I invited you over one Saturday night to join us in the reading of some of her receipts?  We could read her recipes for Sunday dinner:  pot roast with carrots and potatoes, green bean casserole, squash, sweet potato casserole, rolls and chocolate pie?

You would probably say, “Ken, I’d rather wait until Sunday and come over and taste it myself.” Continue reading →

In his book The Purpose Driven Life, Rick Warren writes, “The heart of worship is surrender.” He suggests that the idea of surrender is both unpopular as well as disliked. We are taught NOT to surrender. Never give up. Never give in. Fight to the bitter end. Continue reading →

“The heart is central,” wrote John Eldredge in his book The Ransomed Heart. “That I would even need to remind you of this only shows how far we have fallen from the life we were meant to live—or how powerful the spell has been.” Continue reading →

“No life ever grows great until it is focused, dedicated and disciplined.” penned Harry Emerson Fosdick, a preacher of the early 20^th century.

Think about that a minute Continue reading →