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How can a Sinner be Saved? Part 2
The boy finally decided that if the preacher offered the water one more time that he would accept the preacher’s offer!
Death Came Knocking – Faith Was Already There!
Interesting isn’t it? How slow we are to give God the credit for miracles in our lives, and those of others. God’s promises are still ours to claim today!
How can a Sinner be Saved? Part 1
To them He gave the right to become children of God.
What is a Sanctified Imagination, and How do I use it?
Many of us are discouraged from using our imaginations, especially as Christians. Have those who discourage forgotten by God’s grace through faith we have received a transformed mind and a new heart?
Accepting What Christ did on the Cross
The decision to save the town.
More than a “Mist”
What’s the big deal about this mist (other than it just being kind of cool)? It disappears almost immediately! You can breathe in and out, over and over, but the mist never stays long. It’s there for a little while and then it’s gone.
I’ve Made A Hugh Mistake
He bragged all others might fail you.
Our Journey
How wonderful it is to have a heavenly Father who loves us, our children, and grandchildren and uses even suffering to form us and those around us.
Choose God’s Sensible Dietary Guidelines
If we eat too many chemically processed foods, it clogs up our system and we become unbalanced, hungrier, sluggish, and moody.
A Scripture and a Prayer: “God’s Grace in Affliction”
The good and the bad.
Famous Last Words
It’s time to show these religious bigots who we really are.
The First Attack on Family
There are too many families for Satan to single-handedly carry out his campaign of destruction, so he enlists the help of contemporary secular society. After all, the “whole world lies in the power of the evil one.” What can we do?
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