Author Archives: stevemidkiff

Teach us, O Lord, the way of Your Word and we’ll keep it to the end. Psalm 119:33 God, teach us lessons for living so we can stay on course our entire life We’ll run the course You lay out … Continue reading →

RECOVER ALL THOSE WHO ARE CAPTURED ISA. 61:1-5 Drench us in Your vast unmeasurable love O Lord We pant and our soul hungers for You O God Our heart thirsts for God, for the living God Please come and appear … Continue reading →

In this life, we may never see how God is using our trials. But one day we will be grateful for them. All we can do now is trust That He who made the lame walk and the blind see, … Continue reading →

“The difficulty in praying is being ourselves, just ourselves, our unlovely and unspiritual selves, our doubting and cynical selves” from Dumbfounded Praying

“Worship is an ongoing process, taking place at all times in all places. Once properly understood, worship is a freeing, a liberating activity, if it is rightly focused it is immensely rewarding as it encompasses all of life.” Harold Best

“Master, they say that when I seem To be in speech with you, Since you make no replies, it’s all a dream — One talker aping two. They are half right, but not as they Imagine; rather, I Seek in … Continue reading →

When down in the sea in ships, We do business in great waters; we see the works of the Lord, We see His wonders in the deep Psalm 107:23-24 Gisbertus Voetius was a Dutch writer and an intense student of … Continue reading →

Quill the storms in me Lord Jesus please we plead with You calm the storm Throughout all time Our greatest source, the Bible, Tells our historical past and our prophetic future We see You God time after time, supernaturally intervening … Continue reading →

When Dr. Carey was suffering from a dangerous illness, He was asked, “If Your sickness is fatal, what passage do you want as the text for your funeral sermon?” He replied, “Oh, I feel that such a poor sinful creature … Continue reading →

The basic premise of performance based religionists is that if you try hard to be good, things will go well for you That is totally wrong. As Keller noted “Jesus lived perfectly yet suffered rejection and ruthless heart rending pains” … Continue reading →