Think & Act Biblically
Monday: A New Hope
02/02/2026
During the first pre-Christian century a famous letter was written by Sulpicius Severus, a Roman, to Cicero, the great orator, on the occasion of the death of Cicero's beloved daughter Tullia. The letter expresses deep sympathy and reminds the orator that his daughter had only experienced the common
Friday: We Shall See God
01/30/2026
At the end of yesterday’s devotional, we said that one consequence of knowing that our Redeemer lives is that we, too, shall live. Jesus’s bodily resurrection is proof of our own future bodily resurrection.Then, too, we shall see God. This is the second consequence. We shall live again and in that l
Thursday: A Personal Redeemer
01/29/2026
There is a third point to Job's statement. Not only does Job declare that he has a Redeemer, not only does he affirm that He is a living Redeemer, but he adds, quite properly, that He is his Redeemer. "My" is the word he uses. "I know that my redeemer liveth!" Do you know that "my" in relation to Je






