Stuart Migdon
"And He was saying to them all," if anyone wishes to come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow Me". (Luke 9:23)
 
Stuart Migdon
Jesus clearly emphasized the foolishness of desiring the praise of men during His Sermon on the Mount. The Sermon on the Mount teaches us how children of God should behave, using three examples: Giving to the poor...
Christina Castronovo Henry
Christina Castronovo Henry
Awesome. Pino and I used to read your book as a devotion before he goes to school now we can do it on the computer. I love it!!!!
September 23 at 4:45am
Stuart Migdon
Years ago I owned a car with a broken gas gauge. No matter how far I’d drive, the gas gauge always read full. I sometimes forgot about it and was fooled into thinking I had a full tank. The gas gauge indicator was deceiving. Several times I ran out of gas and was stranded on the side of the road. ...
Raquel
Raquel
Thanks for sharing a deep spiritual truth with a great parable!!
August 12 at 7:53am
Diana Cruz
Diana Cruz
ThAT WAS BEAUTIFUL
August 12 at 8:11am
Randy Austad
Randy Austad
Was your car American made with the bad gas gauge? We are having that problem now with our Pontiac.
August 12 at 10:11am
Stuart Migdon
Even though he became a very powerful man in Egypt, Moses wasn’t yet ready to be God’s leader. First he needed to learn how to be a shepherd. The position of shepherd was not a highly visible one, nor was it a position of great power or money. A ...
Stuart Migdon

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Even though he became a very powerful man in Egypt, Moses wasn’t yet ready to be God’s leader. First he needed to learn how to be a shepherd. The position of shepherd was not a highly visible one, nor ...
Stuart Migdon
Moses was called by God to deliver the Jewish people out of slavery to the Egyptians. But before he could do that, God had to get Moses’ ego out of the way. The problem with Moses was that his life was all about Moses – his power, his might, his intelligence, his leadership. Be...
Ebo Elder
Ebo Elder
It's a great book people. Read it...live it.
July 24 at 2:06pm
Stuart Migdon
I remember my daughter’s first sleepover at a friend’s house. My wife and I had been expecting this day to come, but I still felt sad when we dropped her off, as though my daughter didn’t need me anymore because she was growing up. My w...
Stuart Migdon
In previous blogs we have addressed the need to come to God with the humility of a child. One of the reasons this is so important is children bring an absolute openness and innocence not (yet) tainted by the evils of this world. Children live their lives with pure intentions...
Margaret Almanzan-Lopez
Margaret Almanzan-Lopez
That's why I love my 4 year old baby boy....so sweet and innocent! No wonder children are close to the heart of Jesus!
July 2 at 10:18am
Stuart Migdon
Unlike many adults, children don’t desire power or ambition. They want to listen to authority (though at times it may not seem that way to their parents)! A child does not seek to be in a position of greatness, but desires to be led by an adult whom he or she considers great. ...
Stuart Migdon
Children are teachable by nature. Not only that, but they are eager to have an adult figure in their lives to admire and emulate. Jesus, by giving His life on the cross, paid the ultimate price for us to be able to have a personal relationship with God...
Stuart Migdon
It’s fun to get a child to smile. It’s even better to get them to laugh! I have always loved children, and one of my favorite ways to make them smile is by turning myself into a human carnival ride. I grab their legs and back, turning them upside down, and then swing them up to my shoulder. Ea...
Stuart Migdon
In the Old Testament, Solomon, King David’s son, was appointed King of Israel when he was about twenty years old. The Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, “Ask what you wish me to give you” (1 Kings 3:5). Inst...
Stuart Migdon
Children are teachable by nature. Not only that, but they are eager to have an adult figure in their lives to admire and emulate. Jesus, by giving His life on the cross, paid the ultimate price for us to be able to have a personal relationship with God...
Matthew
Matthew
Thanks Stuart.
June 17 at 2:24pm
Kelly Louthan
Kelly Louthan
The Lord is currently working on my spirit growing into one that is truly teachable and I am working on not getting in his way and messing everything up.

great wire Stuart may God refine us all so we no longer live in the flesh but in the spirit like our savior Jesus.
June 18 at 7:51pm
Stuart Migdon
It’s fun to get a child to smile. It’s even better to get them to laugh! I have always loved children, and one of my favorite ways to make them smile is by turning myself into a human carnival ride. I grab their legs and back, turning them upside down, and then swing them up to my shoulder. E...
Stuart Migdon
It’s fun to get a child to smile. It’s even better to get them to laugh! I have always loved children, and one of my favorite ways to make them smile is by turning myself into a human carnival ride. I grab their legs and back, turning them upside down, and then swing them up to my shoulder. E...
Stuart Migdon
In the Old Testament, Solomon, King David’s son, was appointed King of Israel when he was about twenty years old. The Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, “Ask what you wish me to give you” (1 Kings 3:5). Ins...