Daily Meditions with God by Reynold R. Kremer
“Teach me knowledge and good judgment, for I believe in your commands.” Psalm 119:66 The nasty “dumb blonde” joke is a type of joke that always raises a few eyebrows. For some reason, women with blonde hair are relentlessly mocked for their supposed lack of judgment or simplistic
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“Follow justice and justice alone, so that you may live and possess the land the Lord your God is giving you.” Deuteronomy 16:20 “And why is it . . . I’m not afraid anymore?” Some might remember those famous words spoken during the heart-wrenching crucifixion in the epic movie
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“I will lift up the cup of salvation and call on the name of the LORD.” Psalm 116:13 Have you ever wondered what it must have been like for Adam and Eve to begin a new life outside of Eden? What a shock it must have been to leave Paradise
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“Listen to your father, who gave you life, and do not despise your mother when she is old.” Proverbs 23:22 Paul’s second book to Timothy presents some thoughtful insights on conditions in the last days. He predicts that people will be “lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boastful,
Read MorePrayer is like a beautiful gem. In its entirety it has great value. At the same time, it has many different facets. We truly appreciate the beauty of prayer only when we consider it from various angles. Always tied to Scripture, these devotions on prayer help us to see the many sides and the great benefits of prayer. Although short in length, they are deep in meaning as they assist the readers in developing their own prayer lives.
Finally! A thorough but manageable study of the end times. The authors have done the church a great service by presenting God’s revelation about what his people can look forward to in eternity.
If you find the religion of the Plain People interesting, then this book is a must read! As one who was born and raised in an Old Order Amish Community, Reynold Kremer’s Driving the Back Roads has enlightened me about the history of the Amish heritage. Typically, Amish are not taught their own history and don’t pursue education beyond eighth grade. We didn’t question and blindly accepted what the Bishops and Ministers taught us; If it was good enough for our forefathers, it’s good enough for us today and we should remain faithful to the doctrine as they had for three hundred years.
This informative book about the religious beliefs of the Plain People is without a doubt the best book I’ve had the pleasure to read!
