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The 260 Journey

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Friday · 5 min
A Spoon Says a Lot
Day 207 Today’s Reading: Hebrews 3 Thomas Edison had very little formal education. In fact, he was only in school a few months before his mother pulled him out and began teaching him herself. She encouraged him in reading, writing, and arithmetic,
Thursday · 4 min
Running to the Cry
Day 206 Today’s Reading: Hebrews 2 My wife, Cindy, and I were sitting with our children’s pastor some years ago. As we were talking in our living room, our four children were playing in the basement. All our kids were under the age of eight, so the
Wednesday · 5 min
God Did a Lord Nelson
Day 205 Today’s Reading: Hebrews 1 At Trafalgar Square in London stands the 170-foot-high iconic Lord Nelson column. Resting on top of the pillar is Lord Nelson. It towers way too high for a passerby to distinguish his features and really know who
Tuesday · 6 min
Forgiven but Not Fixed Yet
Day 204 Today’s Reading: Philemon 1 You can be forgiven of your past but still have an unfixed past. Forgiven and fixed are two different things, and sometimes people confuse them at salvation. Being born again will change your relationship with
Monday · 3 min
Actions Speak Louder than Words
Day 203 Today’s Reading: Titus 3 Research experts tell us we communicate only 7 percent with our words, 38 percent with our tone of voice, and 58 percent with our actions. This is why Paul emphasizes the word deeds to the young pastor Titus. In
October 9 · 5 min
Advertising God at Work
Day 202 Today’s Reading: Titus 2 Do you have the happiest or the unhappiest job? Recently Bloomberg Work Wise put out a list of the happiest jobs in America, based on fulfillment, coworkers, supervisors, and balance of home and life. Here are the t
October 8 · 5 min
Men Lie, but God Cannot
Day 201 Today’s Reading: Titus 1 A deacon sent in his apologies for the Sunday morning service, claiming that he was ill with the flu. One of the church members, however, said he had seen the deacon on his way to a baseball game. After the service,
October 7 · 5 min
Why Are People Still Sick When Jesus Heals?
Day 200 Today’s Reading: 2 Timothy 4 Let me give you an apostle Paul timeline. Paul’s conversion is in Acts 9 around AD 34. Second Timothy is his last letter and that is in AD 67. He writes it thirty-three years after the day he met Jesus. Pau
October 6 · 5 min
The Last Days
Day 199 Today’s Reading: 2 Timothy 3 Biblical prophecy provides some of the greatest encouragement and hope available to us today. Just as the Old Testament is saturated with prophecies concerning Christ’s first coming, so both the Old Testament an
October 5 · 4 min
Writing Your Final Letter
Day 198 Today’s Reading: 2 Timothy 2 Bill Bright has been one of the most influential Christian leaders of our generation. He and his wife, Vonette, founded Campus Crusade for Christ , which is now active in 190 countries, and consists of 26,000 st
October 2 · 4 min
Learning to Stop Before It’s Too Late
Day 197 Today’s Reading: 2 Timothy 1 The apostle Paul gets three verses into Timothy’s second letter as a young pastor and reminds him that serving God must be done with a clear conscience: “Timothy, I thank God for you—the God I serve with a clear
October 1 · 6 min
Can Christians Be Rich?
Day 196 Today’s Reading: 1 Timothy 6 There’s a word in the game of football that keeps enduring—Hut! An article in The New York Times pondered why this word keeps hanging around: It is easily the most audible word in any football game, a throaty
September 30 · 4 min
Learn to Be an Effective Communicator
Day 195 Today’s Reading: 1 Timothy 5 A truck driver had been hired to deliver fifty penguins to the state zoo. As he was driving his truck through the desert, his truck broke down. Three hours passed, and he began to wonder if his cargo would survi
September 29 · 7 min
The One Word that Stops Most of Our Dreams from Coming True
Day 194 Today’s Reading: 1 Timothy 4 How long does it take to become an expert in something? In the Development of Talent Project, Dr. Benjamin Bloom of Northwestern University studied the careers of world-class sculptors, pianists, chess masters,
September 28 · 6 min
We Have Been Using the Wrong Criteria for Hiring
Day 193 Today’s Reading: 1 Timothy 3 One of the toughest tasks for a church is choosing a pastor. One church was in this painful process, as the board kept rejecting applicant after applicant. Finally, frustrated with the board’s No one is good eno
September 25 · 5 min
The Best Way to Be Involved in Politics
Day 192 Today’s Reading: 1 Timothy 2 I want to help you get involved in politics. I knew that would get your attention. When it comes to being a Republican or a Democrat, let’s be careful before labeling ourselves. I am of the school of C. S. L
September 24 · 6 min
God Going Out on a Limb
Day 191 Today’s Reading: 1 Timothy 1 Erwin Lutzer, author and long-time pastor of Moody Church in Chicago said, “There is more grace in God’s heart than there is sin in your past.” This is something the apostle Paul knew and wrote about in today’s
September 23 · 5 min
Giving My Quarters Away Each Day
Day 190 Today’s Reading: 2 Thessalonians 3 I recently read this quote: “Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes but when you look back, everything is different?” The apostle Paul encourages us in our day by day in 2 Thessalonians 3. He remind
September 22 · 4 min
A Great Prayer to Start Your Day
Day 189 Today’s Reading: 2 Thessalonians 2 If you are a parent, you have most definitely heard these words from your children at one time or another, “But you said...” What that means is they are holding you to your word. Nothing is more incriminat
September 21 · 5 min
Grow Through It Not Just Go Through It
Day 188 Today’s Reading: 2 Thessalonians 1 When the famed cellist Pablo Casals reached ninety-five years old, a young reporter asked, “Why do you still practice six hours a day?” To which Casals answered, “Because I think I’m making progress.” Y

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