RAINDROP DEVOTIONALS
VOLUME 1
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WEEK 2 FRIDAY
Good Day to you! Today is Finishing Friday! The greatest testimony of a task, the greatest commentary of a calling, and the greatest statement of a service is “It is finished.”
Many commence maintenance chores, meeting chronicles, ministry callings, and mission commitments do not conclude, consummate, or complete. How many times have we started maintenance chores of cooking food, cleaning furniture, and clothes folding, and did not finish. How many meeting chronicles have we recorded with plans referred, postponed responsibilities, and partial reports and did not finish. How many ministry callings have we accepted, approached, and attempted and did not finish. How many mission commitments have we selected, sanctioned, and started and did not finish...
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Normally, we hear the call and the command to come in out of the rain. This devotional is an invitation and an incentive to get out in the rain to get drenched with these drops of devotions.
Rain is not from the sea, but from the sky. Rain is not drawn from the faucet into the sink, but it falls from the sky. Rain is not from the ground, but from God.
These raindrop devotionals are written to wet you with the Word, soak you with the Scripture, and mizzle you with the message.
These raindrops are relevant, revealing, and reaching. So, let down your umbrella and let this rain drop in your walk, work, witness, worship, and week.
About the Author
Dr. Jeffrey T. Rainey graduated from Alabama A. & M. University, Huntsville Alabama with a BS Degree in Business Administration. He earned his Master of Theology (2011), Master of Divinity (2012), and Doctor of Ministry (2015) from Faith Evangelical College and Seminary, now Faith International University, in Tacoma, Washington.
He has pastored the Christian Union Primitive Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama since June 10, 1984. He has served as the Bible Expositor of the National Primitive Baptist Convention since 1998. His gifts has made room for him on platforms, on panels, and in pulpits across the United States.
He is married to the former Carolyn Suzette Hunter. They have two daughters: Caryn (Brandon) Scott and Carmen Suzette Rainey, and one grandson, Caleb Javon Scott.,