Pastor Mike Impact Ministries

Today, Friday January 29 – Romans 5:3-6 – I would think that everyone would want to live a life that is fulfilling!  A life that experiences true peace, joy, happiness, love and hope!  I believe that this is available to anyone and everyone who truly seeks and desires it.  And it appears that everyone is, in some way or another, looking for this kind of a life.  But the problem...

Today, Thursday January 28 – Romans 5:3-4 – Many people have the mistaken idea that if they become a Christian all their problems and sufferings will simply go away. Nothing could be further from the truth. Jesus warned and told His disciples just before His crucifixion in John 16 that “in this world you will suffer tribulation.” In the passage we are looking at today Paul gives us the fourth bles...

Today, Wednesday January 27 – Romans 5:1-2 – One of the saddest things that I have ever faced and dealt with as a pastor, is a person who has come to a place in their life where they have a feeling of utter hopelessness and think that they have no one who cares about them. And they express to me that they are seriously thinking about taking their own life. I’ve actually received phone calls in the...

Today, Tuesday January 26 - Romans 5:1-2 - In the first eleven verses of this chapter we find that we have at least seven spiritual blessings as a result of our justification – “a right standing before a holy God”. The first blessing is peace with God! In verse two, we learn that we also have access to God. In the Old Testament, the Jew was never able to go into the presence of God in the Holy of...

Today, Monday January 25 - Romans 5 - Deep down inside, every human being has a desire for peace.  And the fact that we are looking for peace, and need peace, indicates that something is not right. Something is wrong. The opposite of peace is war, strife or conflict of some kind.  This conflict can be internally within a person.  It can be between individuals. It can be between poli...

Today, Sunday January 24 - Romans 4 - In this chapter we see how the righteousness of God, that only comes by grace through faith, was illustrated in the life of Abraham.  Then Paul quotes King David from the Psalms to describe what this grace accomplishes in our lives when we by faith receive it.  All of our sins are forgiven and God also covers them, never to remember them against us i...

Today, Saturday January 23 – Romans 4 – In this chapter Abraham discovered this righteousness and grace of God when he believed the promise of God. Today we will look at how David described this righteousness. Many would think of Abraham as the greatest of saints in the Old Testament and they would think of David as the greatest of sinners because of his double sins of committing adultery with Bat...

Today, Friday January 22 – Romans 4 – In the first three chapters of Romans we have learned that we are guilty sinners under the condemnation of God’s wrath. It’s in chapter 4 that we are introduced to the reason a holy God can declare us righteous and without sin before Him. It is found in the word "accounted" in verse 3 – “Abraham believed God and it was accounted to him as righteousness.” The w...

Today, Thursday January 21 – Romans 4:1-5 – “Amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me…”  These are the first words of a song written in 1772 by a former slave trader named John Newton. After living a terrible life of sin and degradation, full of wicked and vile deeds, during a storm while on a ship just off the coast of Ireland, John Newton cried out to the Lord for mercy...

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.

For over 45 years, this is the way I have read through 5 Psalms and 1 Proverb every day of the month.  I start with the day of the month and add 30, then a portion from Psalm 119.  And then I finish with a Proverb corresponding with the day of the month.