“Tiny threads of time are the warp and woof of God’s redemptive tapestry: a series of todays, used well or poorly. God… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“Some time ago, the concept of the “carnal Christian” became popular among some evangelical groups. The basic idea was that someone could… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“When Judgment Day comes, we will regret the waste of a single moment not used for the glory of Christ. We will,… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“Before the invention of the moveable type printing press by Gutenburg in 1439, Bibles were copied by hand and extremely expensive. Only a small… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“Personal and world history is an accumulation of todays, and how they were spent.” — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“3:16 - Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom, and as you… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“how can you talk about the commands of God so continually with your children while walking along the road if you can’t recite their… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“If we continue to focus only on our “favorite” passages of Scripture, we may well miss something new that God wants to say to… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“And we are to meditate on “every word that comes from the mouth of God.” There is no more useful discipline to this careful… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“Tiny threads of time are the warp and woof of God’s redemptive tapestry: a series of todays, used well or poorly. God has ordained… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“Some time ago, the concept of the “carnal Christian” became popular among some evangelical groups. The basic idea was that someone could be saved,… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“We should fear lying on our deathbed and groaning, knowing that we let some lust or sin habit rob us of the best years… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
“When Judgment Day comes, we will regret the waste of a single moment not used for the glory of Christ. We will, however, not… — Andrew M. Davis Copy Share Image
