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John 1:29-34: The Significance of the Savior's Baptism
Here as recorded by John in His gospel are chronicled the events of our Lord's baptism.
Here as recorded by John in His gospel are chronicled the events of our Lord's baptism.
by George Cuff
John 1:19-28: Who are You, John?
Here is the Biblical introduction to John the Baptist as he is being questioned by the Pharisees and priests. This passage is found in John 1:19-28
Here is the Biblical introduction to John the Baptist as he is being questioned by the Pharisees and priests. This passage is found in John 1:19-28
by George Cuff
Spiritual Eyes
When the storms of life upset our journey we know we will reach the shore when we keep our eyes on Jesus.
When the storms of life upset our journey we know we will reach the shore when we keep our eyes on Jesus.
by Jeff Bidiman
John 1:1-5: Who is this Man, Jesus?
These opening verses of the Gospel of John inform us that Jesus is Creator and Lord and that He is fully God and fully man.
These opening verses of the Gospel of John inform us that Jesus is Creator and Lord and that He is fully God and fully man.
by George Cuff
If Ever I am Missing
I wrote this when I was writing down my living will. I thought it would comfort my loved ones if it were read at my funeral service.
I wrote this when I was writing down my living will. I thought it would comfort my loved ones if it were read at my funeral service.
Colossians 3:18-4:1: What Makes a Family Work?
The older I get the more I realize the role of husband and father is to be profoundly influential and he must be a spiritual man to be all that God intended him to be. When he is, his wife will love him more than he could imagine.
The older I get the more I realize the role of husband and father is to be profoundly influential and he must be a spiritual man to be all that God intended him to be. When he is, his wife will love him more than he could imagine.
by George Cuff