DEVOTIONAL THOUGHT

Ted Koppel, ABC’s original Nightline host for decades, was addressing the 1987 graduating class at Duke University. If he never ever says anything else right, he said a mouthful to those students:

In the place of truth, we have discovered facts; for moral absolutes, we have substituted moral ambiguity. We now communicate with everyone and say absolutely nothing. What Moses brought down from Mount Sinai were not “The Ten Suggestions.” They are commandments. Are, not were. The sheer brilliance of the Ten Commandments is that they codify in a handful of words acceptable human behavior, not just for then or now, but for all time.

Mr. Koppel got it just right!

ACTION POINT

It is a tragedy that The Ten Commandments have been removed from the walls of many public schools. But more important than being on the wall at the local school is that The Ten Commandments are being taught in your home and written upon the walls of your heart and your children’s hearts. Are you intentional about doing this?

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Seek God as Your Shepherd

We’re always trying to get out of trouble rather than trying to get into righteousness.

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Three Challenges to the Cross

Acts 17:16-18

In Acts 17, Paul walks down the streets of Athens, Greece and meets three challenges to the cross—the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how Paul met these challenges so that we can meet them in a God-honoring way.

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