Share Be Still And Know By Sheri Boulet / a couple of years ago I am having a hard time slowing down my mind. Possibilities both good and bad seem to forever be swishing around in my brain. Someone told me that I shouldn’t worry about what is going to happen, I should just wait and see. That sounds good in theory, but when life waits with you it […]
Share Stones By Monique Bryant / a couple of years ago Stones We carry the stones of rejection, Worn from the cares of this life. Rocks in a bag; they’re so heavy they drag: They breed in our anger and strife. There are boulders of shame and of envy, Embarrassing times that we’ve had. And often enough; the burdens too tough: We think that we’ve got […]
Share The Second Call of Grace By Phyllis Corbin / a couple of years ago THE SECOND CALL OF GRACE (Jonah 1:2-3:2) I Introduction A. The prophet received two calls from the Lord to go to Nineveh. 1. The first call ended in disobedience, the second call he obeyed. 2. Between the two calls, he had the gruesome experience of being swallowed by the great fish. B. A […]
Share What does a place of solitude have to do with “MY” spirituality By Phyllis Corbin / a couple of years ago What does a place of solitude have to do with “MY” spirituality? Solitude can be miserable and lonely or it can be rewarding and refreshing … depending on the situation and the motives and resolve of the person(s) involved. And, it is my position that far too many professing Christians just don¢t get it. They […]
Share For That Is Why I Came By Satrena Green / a couple of years ago For that is why I came I have only been here a few weeks. I was the visitor you shook hands with; The first three times I came. But, I am no longer called a visitor. And, since becoming a new member I am not treated quite the same. After service, you break into groups. […]
Share Why Wait? By Rick Mills / a couple of years ago Why Wait? Most of you probably don’t struggle with impatience. Waiting is just another part of life that comes easily to you. I, on the other hand, struggle to be patient. Waiting seems to go against my very nature, the nature of my flesh, that is. Through the years, God has taught me, through some […]
Share Answered Prayer of the Cursed By Christine Carney / a couple of years ago My past isn’t a pretty one. It’s sordid, ugly and obscene. Most of it isn’t appropriate to repeat in a public setting such as this publication. However, today, I’m blessed beyond measure and all credit goes to my King, Savior, and Lord: Jesus Christ. It’s a blessing I want to share with you, or I […]
Share Don’t Become Sour By Lynne Conley / a couple of years ago Don’t Become Sour For a while Abraham and Isaac were so lonely after the death of Sarah, and she was one-hundred twenty seven years old. The definition for lonely is: sad from being alone (Merriam-Webster) Abraham thought to himself that Isaac was old enough to get married. The women of Canaan weren’t under Abraham’s approval. […]
Share What Are We Hiding? By Lynne Conley / a couple of years ago What Are We Hiding? By: Lynne Conley Scripture Text: ‘’And he said unto them, Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man’s life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth’’. (Luke 12:15 KJV) Joshua was the son of Nun from the tribe of Ephraim. He became the leader over the […]
Share One Lost Sheep By James Thornton / a couple of years ago One Lost Sheep Introduction: Luke 15:1 “Then drew near unto him all the publicans and sinners for to hear him. 2 And the Pharisees and scribes murmured, saying, This man receiveth sinners, and eateth with them.” This chapter (Luke 15) has been called God’s Lost and Found Department. In these 32 verses, Jesus uses no […]
