Daily Devotionals by Ardith Keef

     The Bible stand all tests.
     When Billy Graham was a young man  he found himself lured by the intellectual appeal of compromise. A number of scholars he knew were promoting the theory that much of the Bible could be explained away, and that one had to be selective about what to use and what to take with a grain of salt.
     Finally one day he took the Bible and placed it solidly on a tree stump before him. He then turned to the Lord and told the Lord that from that moment on he would take the whole Bible as the inspired Word of God.
     We don't ooze into commitment. Even Christians who have grown up with the best teaching and the most fervent of parents, must come to places of conscious choice about these things.
     Do our children understand that our lives are based on what the Bible says?
    Do they understand that in order to understand it they must have the Writer explain it to them supernaturally?
     Do they understand that smart people don't have more ability to know the Lord than retarded people?
     Have they watched parents go to the Word when there is a question about what to do?
      "Thy Word is a Lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. . ."