Posts with the category “articles”
Celebrate His Death?
by Pete Whitney on December 6th, 2022
But what I would like to consider about is the irony of this Passover, and particularly for Jesus. Jesus knew this Passover Celebration wouldn’t just be special, or even memorable; it was going to be a killer, literally, for Him Read More
Right Recipe for Psalmody
by Pete Whitney on February 4th, 2022
Really, I’m just not the baking type. I know many people bake because they just love it. But, I’m more the person for whom people bake, because I love eating! That’s at least the way it works out in my family. My wife loves to bake and finds great joy in doing so. I love to eat what she bakes...
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Cultivate Humility in our Kids
by Pete Whitney on August 22nd, 2018
Lunchtime at the Whitney household is probably the best time of the day for the kids. Not only for the fact that we have food (most all Whitneys love food), but Mom is reading the lunch-time devotional. Now, Dad is not that bad of a reader himself Read More
Equal Doesn't Mean Identical
by Pete Whitney on May 9th, 2015
Don't discriminate against me, but I love math, even though I have forgotten much of it. I love the principles and theory of it, and how it just works (even though the back of the book saved the day more times than I'd like to admit!). And I still love math, Read More
God is thinking of you!
by Pete Whitney on December 16th, 2014
Psalm 139 is God’s way of telling the Christian, “I’ve been thinking about you!” That’s a funny phrase, isn’t i? We use it all the time in our conversation with others. It conveys warmth, concern, well-wishes, and often it stands as a euphemism for prayer. Read More
Gentleness of God
by Pete Whitney on November 25th, 2014
Though God is always active everywhere and in everything, most of His best work is done quietly and gently, behind the scenes. He works with a quiet persistence lifting us up from guilt through grace to glory Read More
Walking with God: A Blessed Habit
by Pete Whitney on July 15th, 2014
I just got back and I feel invigorated. The past several weeks, I have taken up a morning walk. Getting out of bed, dawning my sport attire, and sneaking out of the house before anyone else awakes. It takes me just under an hour Read More