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How would you like to have to wear a name tag that described possibly the worst part of your past?
We often ask God "either/or" questions when the reality is God wants us to come stand on holy ground and receive His wisdom and direction.
What should the Christian's approach be on making "resolutions" for the coming year?
"For as we share abundantly in Christ's sufferings, so through Christ we share abundantly in comfort too."
The "mixed multitude" will follow the people of God and often give the impression of following God Himself, but their heart is not set on God.
If only life were that simple. Hit three keys simultaneously, and life is reset and back in working order.
Quite often, we Christians get caught in the downward vortex of this physical world we live in.
God gives the greatest honor to the part of the church body serving humbly and without fanfare.
When I met Jesus, I met the One whose life exemplified "strength and honor."
We men need the fellowship of our brothers if we are to "go the distance" in our Christian journey.
Older and wiser now, I have learned there are many things that rise to the level of "not smart."
Let me ask you child of God, how is the welfare of your city? Your nation?
Scripture conveys the security believers have when they place their trust in Jesus.
Let me relate a few commands (not suggestions) we should keep in mind so that as Christians we aren't lone rangers.
Recharging is necessary these days, both with our technology and with our spiritual life.
As soldiers of the cross, we can be sure that our enemy is probing us for weaknesses in our defenses.
Stumbling isn't confined to the natural world. We can stumble in our spiritual journey as well.
The prophet knew, and I have since learned, that God's ways are not our ways.
Sadly, a good portion of the church has, in a sense, been "vaccinated" against catching a full-on variant of Christianity.
