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Today Devotional
NEW WINESKINS
Scripture Reading: Mark 2:18-22
“No one pours new wine into old wineskins.”
—Mark 2:22
As we read through the gospels, a disturbing revelation comes to light. The religious people of Jesus’ day were totally missing a new thing God was doing by sending his Son into the world. One religious group—the Pharisees—were much disciplined. They fasted twice a week, tithed a tenth of their goods, and faithfully read God’s Word and prayed. Yet as the heavens poured out new wine by sending God’s Son into the world, the religious leaders did not embrace him. What happened? Could we make that same mistake today?
In today’s verses Jesus is asked why his disciples do not fast. He...
Family Fire
Stoking the Spirit’s Fire in Your Marriage
Thirty couples gathered at Alger Park CRC in Grand Rapids, MI in February to “stoke the flames” of their relationship as part of a Family Fire marriage retreat.
One woman commented, “My husband didn’t want to come, but he said he really had fun!”
Rev. Steven and Deb Koster, leaders of the Family Fire ministry, inserted humorous stories from...
God Transforms Kaka’s Life
Kaka’s children lived in fear, hoping for nothing more than to stay away from their father the next time he drank. His wife was still recovering from the last time she tried to reason with him about his excessive gambling and drinking. Then, however, the family started noticing a change.
The change came gradually, but it started when Kaka was...








