Share Jonah – A Type Of Israel By Phyllis Corbin / yesterday Jonah – A Type Of Israel (Jonah 3:1-2) I. Introduction A. Surprised, stunned and confused, Jonah sat on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea after he had been disgorged by the fish. 1. What would he do now? It wasn’t long before God would let him know. 2. Notice in our text – no sooner […]
Share Smarter Than The Teacher? By Don Doran / a couple of days ago Smarter Than The Teacher? Good morning! I hope you enjoy your weekend and have a wonderful time worshiping the Lord tomorrow. Isn’t it amazing how wise the brilliant minds of the world seem to be? Yet when it comes to things that really matter they come up short. “I have more understanding than all my […]
Share A Weighty Matter By Debra Jones / a few days ago God’s women come in all sizes and shapes with varying degrees of weight. I am so tired of seeing my fellow sisters striving to reach goals that are not only unhealthy for them but also unattainable and disproportionate to their height and frame. I believe we need to exercise and eat healthily, but let’s be […]
Share The Valley Is A Temporary Place By James Thornton / a couple of weeks ago The Valley Is A Temporary Place By, James L. Thornton Psalm 23:1. “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. 3. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. […]
Share Virtue Or Vice By Sheri Boulet / 3 weeks ago Jesus was walking through a crowd, no doubt the throng “pressed” in to touch Him from all angles, but for a certain desperate woman in a hopeless situation, it was imperative that she reach Him and that His virtue reach her. And reach Him she did. (Mark 5:25-34 and Luke 8:43-48) Earlier in Luke, in […]
Share A Pastor’s Call By Fred Parker / 3 weeks ago READ: 2 Timothy 4:2-8 The phone rang piercing the silent darkness. In a half-awakened response to this unwelcome intruder I reached for the receiver and with all the concentration I could muster at one thirty-eight in the morning I answered it’s call.“H-e-l-l-o.” I sounded like someone who was still under the influence of some drug. […]
Share Apostolic By Martin Schmaltz / last month Much is being said today about “the apostolic.” There are those who believe a restoration of “the apostolic” is necessary. Various views of what apostolic means include: a succession of leadership traceable back to Peter, a particular doctrine instructed by the apostles or a particular church organizational structure with an individual in leadership, calling themselves […]
Share Potential Garbage or Garbage with Potential By Susan Niswonger / last month Potential Garbage or Garbage with Potential Do you have friends that are avid recyclers, garage sale junkies or maybe just pack rats? I once read a story about a “pack rat.” She had accumulated so much “stuff” that it took a bulldozer to move her treasures to allow the EMT to reach her dead body. […]
Share This is my testimony, to God be the Glory! By Rick Musick / last month The Greatest Miracle I Know A true story by Rick Joe Musick I want to share with you a true story about a three-year-old little boy who lived in a small farming community in Texas. Brownfield Texas comes by its name honestly. Brownfields are everywhere. If you have never been in a dust storm in […]
Share Dedicated for Loyalty By Lynne Conley / last month Dedicated for Loyalty By: Lynne Conley Scripture Text: Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. Matthew 11:29 KJV Esther was a Jewish orphan child raised by her father’s nephew Mordecai. Mordecai held an office to the Persian […]
