Living a Life Worth Living – Writings by Robin McKinley
The 3rd chapter of James began by saying “not many of you should become teachers.” The reason? Because of its responsibilities, start with learning how to control your tongue. We all make many mistakes. For if we could control our tongues, we would be perfect and could also control ourselves in every other way. James … Read more
In the days of John the Baptist, people were wondering exactly who he was. He made sure the people understood who he wasn’t. He said someone was coming who was greater than he. We know he was talking about Jesus who baptizes with the Holy Spirit and fire. How are you going to survive the … Read more
King David, is the author of Psalm 15. In only 5 verses he laid out for us how to enter into the presence of the Almighty. The outline of this chapter is very simple. Verse 1contains a couple of questions. And the last 4 verses offer us the answers. Who may worship in your sanctuary, … Read more
Are you willing to take a stand on a godly principle you really feel strongly about?
Have you ever been down and out, thinking nothing will ever go your way again? Yea, I’ve been there. Maybe you have even fought at times with depression. In Psalm 13, David was experiencing a bout with it. Fortunately, he turned his depression into delight. O Lord, how long will you forget me? Forever? How … Read more
Joy! We read about it, talk about it, and we sing about it. The Bible says the joy of the Lord is our strength. Joy is also listed second just under love in the fruit of the Spirit. So the question is, how can we experience complete joy in the Lord? We are writing these … Read more
So I died to the law—I stopped trying to meet all its requirements—so that I might live for God.
The original title for this devotion was “And We All Shall Be Changed.” That is why there is a picture of butterflies at the top. They completely change from being a caterpillar to a butterfly. When you strengthen your faith, you are inviting the Holy Spirit to come in and make a change in you. … Read more
We have a mediator who stands between us and our accuser and between us and the Judge. We can proudly wear a crown of victory.
