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Welcome to this Devotional page. Choose a Daily Devotion or Scripure from the links below to read each day, or go to my Daily Bible Devotions Blog.
The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness. Lamentation 3:22-23
Heidelberg Catechism Poetry
Heidelberg Catechism Poetry is a work of David Croft. Based upon the Heidelberg Catechism, the poetry is set into Lords Days. As a work in progress, new poetry will continue to be added. At this . . .
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Lords Day 5
Lords Day 5, from the Heidelberg Catechism, continues with questions regarding our own inability to pay for our great sin. Nothing we can do can assuage God's righteous indignation.
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Lords Day 6
Lords Day 6, from the Heidelberg Catechism, continues with questions regarding the necessity of our penal substitute being wholly righteous and yet also wholly man. Beautifully illustrated poetically
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Lords Day 3
Lords Day 3, from the Heidelberg Catechism Poetry by David L. Croft, is entitled If Men Are Wicked.
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Lords Day 2
Lords Day 2, from the Heidelberg Catechism Poetry by David L. Croft, is entitled How Do You Know Your Misery.
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Lords Day 1
Lords Day 1, from the Heidelberg Catechism Poetry by David L. Croft, is entitled What Comfort Stills.
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Lords Day 4
Lords Day 4, from the Heidelberg Catechism Poetry by David L. Croft, is entitled Is God In Any Way Unjust.
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Esther Bible Study
Orphaned, raised by an Uncle, loved by a king. This Esther Bible Study contains all of the elements of a good story. Best of all--it is true!
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Restoration
Restoration! Each chapter seems to get better and better as we consider the state of the Jews in the land. Mordecai, with the help of the king's scribes has completed his . . .
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Doomsday
Doomsday! Is the story of Esther over? Can we now say, "And they all lived happily ever after."? There is only one problem. Remember, once the king made a decree and sealed it with his signet . . .
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