Little Hell By Pastor Steve Nute Ephraim pulled open his car door and winced. “If you want to feel ‘little Hell’, get inside,” he laughed. I believe that the temperature in that car was well over 140 degrees. We opened the doors and windows and let it “cool down” to …
Paying Our Respects By Pastor Steve Nute We left the Missionary embassy and got in Ephraim’s blue Peugeot wagon, and went to pay our respects to the family of his newly departed uncle. We figured that, like the States, we’d go and view a body, make some sympathetic noises and …
Protocol By Pastor Steve Nute It’s one thing to try and hail a taxi at 11:00 P.M. in a strange country that has demonstrated its willingness to defoliate your money tree. It is quite another to be guided to a cab in that same country in broad daylight by …
In Country By Pastor Steve Nute ONYOCHA, ONYOCHA, crowed the persistent rooster. Typical to his kind the world over, his alarm clock was set two hours earlier than it ought to be. 4:30 A.M., yet I was wide awake this first day in Umuokpu village. I dug my brand new …
Now, I was seated at Lagos International Airport, feeling totally lost and afraid. But God wisely chose my traveling companion and his cooler head soon prevailed.
Trust God In The Dark By Pastor Steve Nute If you enjoyed Pastor Steve’s devotional, you can see more of them by subscribing to his Youtube channel.
Let Me Show You What I Mean By Pastor Steve Nute If you enjoyed Pastor Steve’s devotional, you can see more of them by subscribing to his Youtube channel.
Have you ever gone through a long quiet time when you thought God had forgotten you?
I admit to a certain perverse delight when someone gets what’s coming to him. Oh, I know I shouldn’t but sometimes it happens. Maybe to you too.
As I look at this verse, and I ponder the evil deeds I’ve done in my life, I I shrink back and fret. Then I remember that there was a day when the ‘god man’ suffered and died in my place, and fulfilled a new covenant.
