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i’ve not asked my son’s permission for what follows.
I wonder whether Neil ever gives thought to the debt he owes to three very special Christian ladies whom God used to do good things in his life.
Neil is my firstborn son. Joe Neil McKeever, Jr. Born to a 20-year-old mama (Margaret Ann Henderson McKeever) and me. I was 23. This newborn son was nine pounds ni...
This fellow stopped me after church where I had just brought the evening sermon. I was about to walk out the door and drive home, a good 90 minute task. I was tired but he had a joke to tell me.
“You seem like a together person,” he said in my direction. “Comfortable in your own skin. Good sense of humor. So, I have a joke for you.”
He began, “Did you hear the o...
The epitaph for this generation could read: “They Didn’t Know.”
Nothing new about that, however. Reading the New Testament, one is struck by how often significant players in the Lord’s drama were said to have not had a clue.
On the cross, the Savior summed it up when He prayed, “Father, forgive them. They do not know….”
Here are instances throughout the N...
When the prophets Nahum, Habakkuk, and Malachi stood up to preach, they began with the words, “The burden of the Lord.”
That was a dead giveaway this was not going to be a sweet little devotional filled with funny stories and touching vignettes. The men of God were about to drop a heavy load from their hearts into the laps and onto the shoulders of their audiences.
...One of a thousand reasons the Psalms are so well-loved is that once in a while, we will be reading along and come to a place where that psalm nails a truth so dead-on, we sit there gasping for breath. Case in point for me, Psalm 50.
You hate instruction and cast my words behind you. When you saw a thief, you consented with him, and have been a partaker with adultere...