In January 2019, my beloved Nana passed from this earth. I was able to fly home to Texas to be with her as she took her last breath and attend the funeral. During the funeral, many people spoke of the good things Nana did and how she blessed others. My mother’s parents attended the funeral… Read More Am I A Sinner Because I Sin? — Samantha Harvey
Big or little? Large or small? Black or white? Does it really matter? Does it make a difference? Who cares? The summer our son turned eight years old, he became very sick with high fever, chills, flu-like symptoms, unable to maintain his balance, severe headaches, nausea, and much more. He also had a rash on… Read More Big or Little? — Lorraine Smith
The inspired apostle gave Christians a very serious warning when he wrote to Corinth centuries ago (1 Co. 10:12). Oh, how relevant that warning continually proves to be when we are honest with ourselves! Oh, but how easy it is to forget this warning or unconsciously allow ourselves to downplay it! There are a lot… Read More “Therefore Let Him Who Thinks He Stands Take Heed Lest He Fall” — Jon Mitchell, Editor (Editorial: July/August, 2016)
Eve. Mother of all living. First woman. First wife. First sinner. I’ve heard women speak negatively about Eve for most of my Christian life. But as I have studied her, I have developed a great sympathy. Let me show you why. Sin. We are all well aware that Eve was deceived by Satan (Gen. 3:4-7).… Read More What Eve Has Taught Me – Debbie Kea
The lengths to which society and government have gone in order to force acceptance of certain sinful behaviors is nothing short of appalling. As of this year, 9 states in the United States have legalized same-sex marriage (Connecticut, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, and Washington). Additionally, it is legal in the… Read More First Stop: Homosexuality. Next Stop: Pedophilia – Spencer Strickland
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