The need for negligence …
If you look at the lives of many who profess to be disciples of Jesus Christ, and compare them to the promises of Jesus, you often see […]
19
Nov
2013
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James Scott, Jr.
18
Nov
2013
A few ways you can make this Christmas a richer experience …
Don’t you just love Thanksgiving and Christmas? I do! It’s more like a season of worship and celebration for the Christian. But with the growing influence of […]
16
Nov
2013
The need to give up what you’re really good at …
Actor Nicolas Cage (pictured right, center) stars in a rather dark movie called “Lord of War,” in which he plays the role of a weapons dealer. In […]
15
Nov
2013
You don’t have to sneak out at night to do this …
Nearly lost to the church in our day is the biblical concept of taking up someone else’s burden: “Share each other’s burdens, and in this way obey […]
14
Nov
2013
How Christians expand the influence of false teachers …
Christians often do more to expand the influence of false teachers among true believers than do those who embrace the false teacher. It happens when Christians choose […]
13
Nov
2013
BOOK REVIEW: Life rhythms for serious spiritual growth …
If you want to walk with God, there need to be some rules. And you need to set them up. Once a person surrenders their life to […]
12
Nov
2013
Are you sure you’re alive?
Army veteran John Crabtree was wounded while serving in Vietnam, so for years he had been receiving disability benefits from the government when one day, out of […]
11
Nov
2013
Freedom isn’t free …
Newman Howard Smith used to tell of a remark made by Winston Churchill the day the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. After the fall of France to the […]
09
Nov
2013
A leaner, meaner church …
As the church has become leaner due to it’s decline, we’ve also become meaner. We once talked a lot about winning souls, but if you look at […]
08
Nov
2013
Would Jesus use Instagram?
From the time our parents first began teaching us to communicate, pictures have been a central part of how we connect with others. Some things don’t change […]