Chaplain's Word of the Day

This Christmas, we should consider the witness of our family as compared to the Holy Family.  - Are we righteous like this family? - Is our faith as strong as in this family? - Is our obedience as ready as in this family? - Is our walk with God as close as in this family? While we are all ordinary people, we serve an extraordinary God. This was revealed in the lives Mary and Joseph and God st...

John the Baptist was serious about preparing for the coming of Christ. How serious are we?

Pilots must decide before they takeoff what they will do if an emergency happens; we also must decide before a crisis occurs what we will do in our daily walk with God.  The best answer is to exercise our faith and trust in Him. It is the only way to provide for our success and the only way to glorify Him!

Davids’ last words were spoken in praise of His God and Ours. Who will we be praising with our last breaths?

When Jesus said "It is finished," it was the greatest mic drop moment of all time!

When it comes to the End Times, we can trust Jesus to do all He has promised. The question is, are we doing all we have been asked to do to prepare the way for His return?

Jesus said that the fields are white unto harvest, but that there weren't enough laborers to bring in the harvest. Let's ask ourselves, are we doing any better today?

Folks, it's time to come back to church!

In our Scripture for today we learn that we need to be careful for what we wish for!

For Nineveh and Jericho it was the best of times and the worst of times. The decision arrived at by the citizens of each city made all the difference in the outcome!

Who is sovereign in our lives? If it isn't the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, and David, we will find ourselves in trouble!

It is a good thing for us that God is on our side! The question is, are we on His side?

When it comes to choosing which type of wisdom we will incorporate into our lives,  we must choose wisely!

When people said that Jesus, "Did all things well," what did they mean? They seem to have their own ideas of what Jesus had come to do which might not align with His. How did Jesus address this issue? Find out with me on today's episode!

As sophisticated as we believe we are today in our literature, films, audio-visual presentations, internet streaming, and augmented reality we need to realize that God has used many similar techniques for centuries to reveal Himself and His will to His people. Today, in Proverbs 1, we see wisdom, personified.

We have all heard about preachers that are on fire for God, but Jonah was hot for entirely different reason in Jonah Chapter 4 as we see in our episode today!

People pray in different ways and at different times. No one, however, has ever prayed like Jonah did when he was in the belly of the fish! Listen to this episode to learn more about the insight we can gain about our own spiritual lives from Jonah's very strange prayer closet.

Like many people, Jonah didn't want to do what God was asking him to do. Jonah ran away, but he found out that you can run from God, but you can't hide!

Science and spirituality are not mutually exclusive, but you must get the balance right. In today's episode, Jesus corrects the Pharisees and instructs us on how to think about these two key elements of life.

How do we do the work of a prophet? Let's see what God taught Ezekiel about this role in Ezekiel 2:1-5.

What do you think the best gift of the Spirit is? In our episode today the Apostle Paul will teach us, if we will let him!

Are the Sign Gifts still active today? Let’s explore what God Word says!

If I told you that every Christian was a charismatic would you agree? Since every Christian has received a free gift ("charism" in Greek) of the Holy Spirit it is literally true! To learn more listen in to this episode as I share from the Bible about the gift, and the gifts, of the Holy Spirit.

This is the first of a three-part series in which I will be investigating the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Today we lay the foundation for that investigation as we study how God empowers his children through the Holy Spirit.

The Psalmist was writing from the overflow of his heart when the Lord inspired him to pen this Psalm. After we read it, we too will, "Give thanks to the Lord for His faithful love and His wonderful works for all humanity."