Share What Happened to Jonah? (2:1-2) By Phyllis Corbin / last year 2018What Happened to Jonah?? (2:1-2) I. Introduction A. Many commentators feel that one of the great miracles in the book of Jonah is that Jonah remained alive in the belly of the fish. 1. Some go to great lengths to prove Jonah had plenty of oxygen for the three full days he spent there. 2. […]
Share It’s All In How We View The Storm By Don Doran / last year We might all see the same thing but when we tell what we have seen there will be very few times that two stories are the same. We each view an incident from a different perspective. So is it with the storms of life! We each have a different perspective on each storm. It is […]
Share Proof By Martin Schmaltz / last year In our previous post “So You Think You’re Apostolic” we discussed that apostolic means being sent as the representative of Jesus Christ to reveal His kingdom. The definition of being “sent” includes four components, the fourth being the completion or manifestation of the duty is proof of the sending. This truth was even stated by […]
Share Help Me to Love By John Howell / last year Why do I pray this? Why am I sharing this with you? To love is not always so very easy. Sometimes it is so very hard. Sometimes it seems impossible. At times I have been so very mad at God because of my life’s challenges at the time, or because I didn’t get something I prayed for, that I had everything but love in my heart. I had everything but praise in my mind and my mouth. I missed love in my actions. Oh, how wrong I was to be mad at God! I needed to purify myself and love the Lord instead. With all my heart. As He commands us.
Share Strands of Influence By Lynne Conley / last year Strands of Influence By Lynne Conley Scripture Text: But exhort one another daily, while it is called To day; lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. Hebrews 3:13 KJV Demas was a close companion to the Apostle Paul. He was also a faithful Christian. In those days being a Christian was […]
Share Sorrow By Lynne Conley / last year Sorrow Everyone will have sorrow in this life. If a person lives long enough, he or she will realize that life contains sorrow and pain, as well as good times. When someone is nice to you, what do you do? We all should thank people for being so nice to us. Our actions speak way […]
Share Say, Yes to the Lord By Lynne Conley / last year Say, Yes to the Lord Scripture Text: ‘’It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in princes’’. (Psalm 118:9 KJV) King Sihon was the king of the Amorites and King Og was the king of the Bashan both of these territories came against the Israelites. But, the Israelites triumphed over them. […]
Share A Pure Conscience By James Thornton / last year A Pure Conscience A GOOD CONSCIENCE BEFORE GOD: Acts 23:1. “And Paul, earnestly beholding the council, said, Men and brethren, I have lived in all good conscience before God until this day.” The conscience is a most important characteristic that God has endowed each human with that was given to them to deter or forestall […]
Share Working For Peanuts By Sheri Boulet / last year Working For Peanuts When I was a teenager going to school in South Louisiana, I had some teachers with some interesting ideas. Now, granted, I was a *Newspaper Brat* which is akin to an Army Brat in that we moved around a bit. My parents and my siblings were all born in South Georgia. Except […]
Share Life’s Danger Zone By Susan Niswonger / last year I have been on a life-changing, healthy eating plan since January. Every month I set a mini-goal of weight loss and achieving successful lifestyle changes. Most months I achieved my lifestyle changes but fell short of my weight loss goals. Although Steve said my weight loss goals were too high, I felt sure that one […]
