By Bro. David Mathis

David's Daily Devotion for May 8

May 8, 2024 - Good Morning! It's Wednesday, May 8.

We're in a short series on mothers of the Bible, and I've tried to focus on some women who are not as well-known as Mary or Eve. And so, we've looked at Jochebed, the mother of Moses, and Eunice, the mother of Timothy. Today's character is so little known that we don't even know her name. Theologians refer to her as the Syrophoenician Woman . She was a mother of strong character and keen intellect, and she made a distinct impression on Jesus. And she deserves her moment in the spotlight.

David’s Daily Devotion for May 7

May 7, 2024 - Good Morning! It's Tuesday, May 7.

We continue today with our series on mothers in the Bible, as we approach Mother's Day. This morning our focus is on a woman, like yesterday's character, Jochebed, who receives very little notice in scripture, but who made a big impact on the kingdom of God. Jochebed gave the world Moses. Today we look at Eunice, who gave us Timothy.

David’s Daily Devotion for May 6

May 6, 2024 - Good Morning! It's Monday, May 6.

Mother's Day is this Sunday, and this morning we begin a five-part series on mothers of the Bible. Our first character is one that the Bible says very little about. She's only mentioned a few times, and during a part of her story she isn't even referred to by name. But we know her name. It was Jochebed, and she was the mother of Moses.

David's Daily Devotion for May 1

May 1, 2024 - Good Morning! It's Wednesday, May 1.

Countdown to the National Day of Prayer! I hope you're planning to join us at noon tomorrow for this community event. It happens every year on the first Thursday of May, and here in Shelby County, Texas, we gather in front of our historic courthouse. Here's some prayer scriptures to get you in the mood.

David's Daily Devotion for April 30

April 30, 2024 - Good Morning! It's Tuesday, April 30.

In 1885, a courthouse was built in Center, Texas. It was designed by an immigrant from Ireland, who created it to echo the ancient castles of his homeland. 139 years later, the Shelby County Courthouse remains one of the most interesting and beautiful buildings in Texas. And it is an appropriate setting for an event that is as old as America.

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