Archive for the 'Devotionals' Category

Remember…

Thursday, April 5th, 2007

Remember that Jesus died.
Remember why He died.
Remember that cross.
Remember that hill called Calvary.
Remember the Resurrection.
Remember the One who died, and why, and how, and where, and that He lives, calling you to come to Him as your only hope if you don’t know Him, and to praise Him if you do.

Remember on Sunday to rejoice.

And then remember those who are in chains.

Have a blessed Easter.

Maxine (a/k/a Nanna)

Keys for Kids

Wednesday, March 14th, 2007

We now have Keys for Kids right here, on our site. These are great stories for your children 8-12 to read and children of all ages will enjoy listening online. Come daily or whenever you and your family want to hear a cute story with a Biblical application. Maybe you could all listen during breakfast or lunch. Hope you enjoy them!

Talk to you soon.

Maxine (a/k/a Nanna)

Joy to the World, The Lord has Come!

Wednesday, December 20th, 2006

He has come and He has dwelt among us. He has died for us and He has risen again! Praise the Lord for His goodness to fallen man. If you know Him, rejoice with me. If you don’t, let me say this to you: Wise men still seek Him. Seek Him while He may be found. Pray that the Lord will open your heart to the truths found in the gospel. If you seek Him with your whole heart, He will not fail you.

Have a blessed Christmas everyone!

Maxine (a/k/a Nanna)

 

Happy Thanksgiving!

Wednesday, November 22nd, 2006

Praise God from whom all blessings flow! He is the giver of every good and perfect gift! Speakable Gifts, and especially Nanna, would like to send the warmest of wishes for the Thanksgiving holiday. May you know the joy and peace of the Savior and reflect on His goodness. Please join us in praising Him! If you would like to see Nanna’s list of blessings, you’re invited to visit her other blog.

God Bless!

Maxine (a/k/a Nanna)

Let us with a gladsome mind praise the Lord, for He is kind: For His mercies shall endure, ever faithful, ever sure.

~John Milton, 1621