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As we celebrate our National Holiday tomorrow we know as Memorial Day, we might do so by going out of town on a short weekend trip, camping, food and recreation. However, we would do well to reflect on why we have this day and the sacrifices that have been made by so many to give… Continue reading We Remember

Connection. I suppose if you were searching for one word to describe mothers on this special day then the word connection might be it. Sure, I know we usually use words like loving or gracious to describe her personality. Other words like discipline and hospitality are sure to come up when describing her work. I… Continue reading Connection

“Have you prayed about it?” This is a frequently asked question in the lives of Christians. Why? Because as Christians we know that we can’t live without God’s blessings! How foolish would it be for us to not depend on God? Whatever the situation is we know that we can’t do it alone. What an… Continue reading Have You Prayed About It?

Years ago I heard the phrase, “it’s Friday but Sunday is coming.” If this had been 2000 years ago during the Passover of Jesus’ death there would have been very different atmospheres between those two days. Friday was a tough day for his followers to endure. Jesus was put through a mock trial that included… Continue reading Sunday is Coming!

“Sacrifice” comes from two Latin words meaning “sacred” and “to make”. In religious terms a sacrifice is anything dedicated to God. In the Jews religion and today in Christianity, sacrifices are ways of returning to God the life God gave to man. Whether a lamb on an alter or money placed in a tray, a… Continue reading That Which We Offer

WE NEED TO GET EXCITED ABOUT OUR FAITH! Why not? We get excited about sports. We are stirred by political campaigns every two or four years. We are fired up concerning international crisis, by the threat of war and by crime. We need to get fired up about the only cure for all this world’s… Continue reading Let’s Get Excited About Our Faith!

God designed our sternum, rib cage, and the surrounding muscles to form a barrier to help protect the physical heart from trauma, Obviously, with the invention of weapons there was also the need for extra armor. All the way back to the Old Testament times, you can find people wearing armor around their bodies, and… Continue reading Guarding Your Heart

I’m sure most of us grew up hearing something like “real men don’t cry” or maybe more harsh words like “quit being such a crybaby” when a boy was guilty of shedding a tear or two. In baseball if you got hit by a pitch the words from the dugout were usually “don’t rub it.”… Continue reading Real Men Don’t Cry?

The Bible first and foremost is doctrinal because it’s given by inspiration of God; however, it is also historical because it tells of things that really happened in the history of man. The book of Acts is full of both doctrine and history. Acts 24 is the story of a man named Felix. Felix was… Continue reading The Tragedy of Lost Opportunity

I’m sure at some point you have heard the song, “God on the Mountain,” written by Tracy Dartt. The chorus goes like this: The God on the mountain is still God in the valley. When things go wrong, He’ll make them right. The God in the good times is still God in the bad times.… Continue reading God is so Good!