Someone once said: “Marriages are made in heaven, but a lot of the details have to be worked out here on earth.” So very true. Every preacher who performs a wedding/marriage ceremony offers the couple standing before him the sound advice: “Marriage is not to be interred into without serious consideration and concern.” Why do … Continue reading
The author of Hebrews wants his readers to avoid spiritual dullness. These passages urge their readers to be proactive in their spiritual lives, never resting on their laurels as they work towards the goal of spiritual maturity. Leaders who take up this challenge in their spiritual lives make an easier transition to productivity in their … Continue reading
The English word “Integrity” is defined in the Merriam-Webster’s School Dictionary as follows: Integrity n. 1. An unimpaired condition: SOUNDNESS. 2. Adherence to a code of especially moral or artistic values. 3. The quality or state of being complete or undivided : COMPLETENESS. To Read the Full Article, Download File: Integrity Is A Worthy And … Continue reading
By the 1873 Treaty of Paris, the boundaries of the new nation had been set. The Constitution of four years later coincided with the end of a serious post-Revolutionary economic depression; a vigorous economic and political life characterized the decade. Equally energetic, settlers moved over the plains and prairies and rolling foothills to the Rockies … Continue reading
Whenever pain, suffering, unfairness, and its related misery strike you in the living out of your own life…..get excited. Nothing in God’s Plan for your life (His will for your life) happens on or by accident. Every thought, word, action, effort, or situation that presents itself to you and is allowed to come into your … Continue reading
The truth of the matter is that life is indeed a testing place not a resting place. Whether you like it or not, or you agree with it or not, or whether it is beneficial to you or not,….living out your life will be a continual uphill struggle from where you now stand. Just face … Continue reading
Noah Webster’s Original Definition, 1828 Dictionary of the English Language defines the word Tenacious as follows: Tenacious, a. [L. tenax, from teneo, to hold; Fr. tenace.] Holding fast, or inclined to hold fast; inclined to retain that which is in possession; as men tenacious of their just rights. Men are usually tenacious of their opinions, … Continue reading
Reverend, Dr. Louis Evans, shares a most interesting and loving story about his once visiting a mission station in Korea. Several years ago a medical missionary friend invited him to witness a major surgical operation that the missionary doctor would be performing in a remote rural area of the Asian nation. The surgical ward was … Continue reading
As I watch people work and struggle trying to get ahead in their chosen fields of endeavor, I never cease to be amazed as to how far they can get “off-base” in their dealing with other people. Remember that we are all Americans. Our entire society and culture was initially established on the immoveable foundation … Continue reading
Author Unknown About 1490 A. D., shortly before Christopher Columbus sailed from Spain directly to the west in search a fame and fortune, there were two young friends, Albrecht Durer and Franz Kingstein. These two young men were struggling artists. Since both of them were very poor, they had to work very long and hard … Continue reading
