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UNDER CONSTRUCTION-John Smith

by MJohnson

I remember the words of the old children’s song that said: “He’s still working on me, To make me what I ought to be; It took Him just a week to make the moon and stars, The sun and earth and Jupiter and Mars. How loving and patient He must be. “Cause He’s still workin’ […]

THE POWER OF SURRENDER— Glen Elliott

by MJohnson

Surrender hardly seems powerful. The concept is counter-intuitive. Surely, we have to be in charge—in control and on top of things! This is power. But, is it really? And, how enduring is such power? We can all think of those who once were on top of things only to have things crumble and fall apart […]

“Don’t Surrender Your Peace!” By –Glen Elliott–

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In the midst of life’s uncertainties, Jesus promises a peace that the world can never take away. Speaking to His disciples on the night of His betrayal, Jesus said, “These things I have spoken to you, so that in Me you may have peace. In the world you have tribulation, but take courage; have overcome […]

Our God is a Giver By Dan Jenkins

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It is remarkable that so many know the “Golden Text” of the Bible. “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son…” It is called the “Golden Text” because many who read John 3:16 see it as summing up the story of the Bible. Our God is a giver. He gave […]

Coronavirus: A Bad situation to God’s glory -By Brad Harrub

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The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is poised to do some things to Christians that years of articles, sermons, blogs, and podcasts have failed to do. As a result of the virus, and resulting quarantine, we may find ourselves forced to: Spend more time together as families at home and stop running the rat race. • Focus on […]

God Meant it for Good

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God Meant it for Good Jeremy Hodges When we get toward the end of the narrative in Genesis that covers Joseph’s life, we are able to see a man established in position, but also in his faith.  His brothers, however, feel that they are much more precariously placed at Joseph’s mercy.  Once their father Israel […]

Entering and Leaving Our Gethsemane

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Perhaps as we meditate, we should spend more time with Jesus in Gethsemane. On the night of His betrayal, that garden was filled with intense emotions. Do not just read what happened there but take time to feel the emotions: the emotions of the sleeping disciples whom Jesus rebuked; the emotions of Judas as he […]

“ME and SELF”

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“ME and SELF” I live with my beautiful bride, Judy, and a cranky old man named My Self. Sometimes, when I rise early for my 45-minute walk, Self tells me, “You can’t go out and walk today. Your knee hurts.” “Well, we’re going out anyway,” I reply. “I’m just trying to say your right knee […]

Easter Means Eternal Life by Joanna Fuchs

by Matthew Myles, Sr

Easter Means Eternal Life by Joanna Fuchs A perfect God demands a perfect justice; He cannot let us get away with sin. We used God’s gift of our free will to trespass, So heaven’s gates were closed; we couldn’t get in. Our sin required our blood, a sacrifice, To atone for all the wrongs that […]

New Beginnings by Gertrude B. McClain

by Matthew Myles, Sr

New Beginnings by Gertrude B. McClain It’s only the beginning now ….a pathway yet unknown, At times the sound of other steps ….sometimes we walk alone. The best beginnings of our lives May sometimes end in sorrow, But even on our darkest days …. the sun will shine tomorrow. So we must do our very […]