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About Pastor Dave

Until my retirement 2 years ago, I pastored an independent Bible church in Northwest Montana for nearly 38 years. During that time I also helped establish a Christian school, and a Bible Camp. I am married and have children and grandchildren. The Wisdom of the Week devotional is an outgrowth of my desire to share what God is doing in my life and in our world, and to challenge you to be a part.

God’s Special Blessings

 When we love someone, we enjoy doing special things to show them–surprises, unexpected things.  God, as our heavenly Father, also pours out special blessings to show His love for His children. To all of us He gives beautiful sunrises and … Continue reading

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How to Handle Stress

According to David Kupelian, managing editor of World Net Daily and editor of Whistleblower, “the sheer stress of living in today’s America is driving millions to the point of illness, depression and self-destruction. Suicide has surpassed car crashes as the … Continue reading

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CARRYING OUT THE FIRST COMMANDMENT

     What is the first commandment in the Bible?  It comes long before Moses goes up on Mount Sinai to receive the Ten Commandments. It appears in the very first chapter in the Bible and says: “And God created man … Continue reading

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THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD

 Something that never ceases to amaze me is that mysterious phenomenon we call “the providence of God.” In more common vernacular, we refer to “God sightings” in our lives. We experienced another one this past week, for which we are … Continue reading

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DEFRAGMENTING YOUR LIFE

  A couple times a week I will do what is called “defragmenting” (also referred to as “defragging”) my computer. Frequent use of certain programs and documents causes pieces of information to become scattered, requiring my computer to search for the … Continue reading

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No Grave Clothes

What a beautiful day our Lord gave us to celebrate the resurrection. We first attended a sunrise service. It was a bit crisp, but clear and the sun shone on the nearby snow-covered Cabinet Mountains as we sang joyous songs … Continue reading

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No Grave Clothes

What a beautiful day our Lord gave us to celebrate the resurrection. We first attended a sunrise service. It was a bit crisp, but clear and the sun shone on the nearby snow-covered Cabinet Mountains as we sang joyous songs … Continue reading

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March Madness

 For those who enjoy watching college basketball, this is a fun time of year as there are three national tournaments going on simultaneously, the NCAA (called “The Big Dance”), the National Invitational Tournament (the NIT, which initially was “The Big … Continue reading

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Going Green?

Yesterday I wore a green dress shirt and a royal blue tie to church. You see it was the day we honor a rather famous slave-become-missionary who was given the title, “St. Patrick.”  If you were to take a poll … Continue reading

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