Share This Light Must Shine! By Don Doran / a couple of years ago Good morning! This morning our hearts go out to friends in Mena, Arkansas who experienced a tornado last night in their town, we are praying for you. Several years ago I was driving from Brandon, Manitoba, Canada to Minot, North Dakota. It was a freezing cold night with the wind kicking up ground blizzards. The […]
Share What’s Good About The Church? By Susan Niswonger / a couple of years ago Recently, Steve was talking with a man who wanted to change his life. He confessed that his attempt to change on his own wasn’t working; he could be good for a short time and then his desires would overwhelm his efforts. Steve, of course, began to tell him that being filled with the Holy Spirit […]
Share Enemies, Both Foreign & Domestic By Susan Niswonger / a couple of years ago Today is July 4th, a wonderful holiday in the United States. Most people will celebrate it with cookouts and fireworks, watermelon and ice cream. It’s Independence Day!!!! As American’s, we fiercely defend our freedoms. We fence our yards, defend our rights in the highest courts and shed blood on foreign soil to preserve the freedom […]
Share The Door Was Open, But You Didn’t Respond! By Susan Niswonger / a couple of years ago The Door Was Open, But You Didn’t Respond! Last Saturday was one of those rare Michigan November days. The temperature hit the mid-sixties, t-shirts were the clothing of choice and although screens have been traded for glass, I just had to leave the door wide open to enjoy the sun. A friend dropped by […]
Share Grandmotherly Religion By James Thornton / a couple of years ago Grandmotherly Religion 2 Timothy 1:5. “When I call to remembrance the unfeigned faith that is in thee (Timothy), which dwelt first in thy grandmother Lois, and thy mother Eunice; and I am persuaded that in thee also.” After a personal greeting to Timothy, Paul addresses the quality and origin of his faith in the Lord, […]
Share Magnify the Lord By Don Doran / a couple of years ago Good last day of the work week morning. I am at that awkward age of man when all of your friends wear magnifiers. I personally have to take may glasses off to read, however, my wife and many others I know put on glasses to magnify the print so they are able to read it. I noticed the other […]
Share Have We Forgotten About Intimacy? By Sharon Hebert / a couple of years ago …..I began to travail only two days after receiving the baptism of the Holy Ghost. . . I thought something was wrong with me. . . I’d never heard anyone do what I had just done. . . I mean for 30 minutes or so I groaned & wailed loudly in the privacy of my […]
Share Welcome to the 21st Century!! By Sheri Boulet / a couple of years ago My family and I took a much needed break from reality this past weekend. We slipped away in our motor home that has seen very little activity of late and went to the beach. It was so beautiful there. The beaches were white and the water was so clear. As usual our *apostolicness* turned some […]
Share Glimpses Of Glory By Sheri Boulet / a couple of years ago I ventured out to Wal-Mart late this afternoon. Not one of my favorite things on a Saturday, but of necessity, I had to brave it. I raced around trying to complete my shopping in record time and flee the masses. After I completed checking out I headed for the exit. It was flooding! The alcove […]
Share So Are The Days Of Our Lives By Sheri Boulet / a couple of years ago Time is a funny thing….. When you are a kid it seems like time passes so slowly….creeping away. I can remember anytime I was anticipating anything, the last day of school, my birthday, the holidays…a date…time did not even seem to move. Waiting….waiting….waiting………dreaming of being all grown up and able to come and go as […]
