A Coffee Break With Jesus

We look one last time into the classroom regarding the study of the Great Blue.  This time you see our solitary friend standing sentinel-like in shallow water at the margin of a pond or sluggish river.  He is one of America’s largest birds, with a standing height of nearly five feet.  He stands perfectly still, demonstrating a quiet patience that assures him of success.  So still does he stand that the unwary fish and frogs rush to the shadow in the water that he creates by h

We return once more to the study of the Great Blue Heron. At the first sense of approaching danger, this great blue avian, with a wingspan of nearly six feet, will effortlessly mount up from the earth.  He lifts his head toward heaven and within moments he is out of danger.  In like manner we to must look upwards towards the heavens and utilize the advantage that God has given us.   In Psalm 50: 15 God declares; “Call upon Me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you, and you

One of the grand lessons from natures schoolroom, is to never let down your guard.  There are many predators lurking just outside the range of your natural vision, who would carefully plot your destruction. In this age of apathy far too many have cast off restraint.  In doing so, they fail to take a stand, almost certainly encouraging defeat rather than success.  They carelessly saunter into the enemy’s territory, inviting destruction. Then they lift their complaint and cry a

“Love (charity) never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful, and endures through every circumstance .” 1 Corinthians 13: 7 NLT C.S. Lewis believed that four types of love were involved in human relationships. They are affection, friendship, sexuality, and charity. Charity goes beyond the other forms of love. Charity loves because God Himself is Love. If you are looking for an example of perfection in humanity you will be greatly disappointed. If you are looking for