November 24, 2024
In my recent Bible study, I’ve been going through the book of Psalms. As I was reading through Psalm 119, I came across a passage that, in particular, caught my […]
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In 1 Corinthians 11, the apostle Paul twice says of the brethren “I do not praise you” (vs. 17, 22). Why? In essence, it was due to their lack of […]
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In just a few days, we’ll see people of all ages decked out in a variety of different costumes celebrating Halloween. And though a lot of attention is centered on […]
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When we speak of God, we often identify Him as our Creator (1 Peter 4:19); our Provider, or as James 1:17 says “Every good gift and every perfect gift is […]
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There is an old saying that goes “There are two sides to every coin.” Meanings to this expression can vary, but in general it means there are different ways of […]
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We’re told in Romans 15:4 there are many lessons we can learn from study of the Old Testament: “For whatever things are written before were written for our learning, that […]
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In one of the scenes from “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” Charlie Brown speaks to Lucy at her therapy booth about knowing he should be happy at Christmastime, but he’s not. […]
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The answer to the title of this article would seem obvious. If I make a wrong turn, I need to correct my course and get back on the right road. […]
Read MoreJuly 31, 2024
I enjoy playing with words, as you can probably tell from this past Sunday’s bulletin article (denial vs. the Nile). Well, a thought came to me on Sunday in regards to […]
Read MoreJuly 28, 2024
Mark Twain is quoted as once saying “Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt.” Though this play on words between “denial” and “the Nile” often brings chuckles when heard, the […]
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