For various medical reasons, folks spend much of their time these days in waiting rooms across the country to see a doctor. For example, my wife and I just recently spent over two hours in a doctor’s waiting room for an ear cleaning procedure that only took five minutes. The time we spent in waiting […]
A few years back, the late Erma Bombeck wrote a book entitled, “I Want to Grow Hair, I Want to Grow Up, I Want to Go to Boise” (see Amazon.com). This unusual title stemmed
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Which god will we be worshipping Sunday? Will it be…… The god of ease? “Had a hard work week and I’m exhausted; gotta rest some.”
Have you every stopped to think about The wonder of God’s love?
The apostle Paul’s faith was an unwavering faith, even in times of great adversity. For example, when he was on a ship sailing for Italy, a great storm came up, tossing the ship to and fro (Acts 27:1-18 NKJV).
God knows my heart. I cannot speak But that my words are registered above; I cannot pray but that my God
Today’s Montana Street bulletin article comes by way of the Bulletin Digest. The article emphasizes the debt we have to our brethren and fellowman because of the great love our
For everything that happens wrong A dozen things go right; For every tear a flood of song
The story is told of a Christian man who was among many tourists on a cruise ship. A violent storm arose, sinking the ship and all that were on board, with the exception of this
I asked God to take away my pride, And God said, “No.” He said it was not for Him to take away,
The following article is from yesterday’s Montana Street bulletin [via Bulletin Digest], encouraging us to be encouragers as Barnabas was (Acts 4:36-NIV):
Once upon a time, there was young lady who, after reading a book, remarked that it was the dullest book that she had ever read.
There is no question that the Pony Express was a thrilling part of early American history (see video). From April 1860
From the Lawrence Avenue congregation bulletin (Nashville, Tennessee), dated March 31, 1966, Vol. 28, No. 13, comes this article title: “The Dairy of a Bible“ by an
The empire of Caesar is gone; the legions of Rome are moldering in the dust; the avalanches that Napoleon hurled upon Europe have melted away: the pride of the Pharaohs is
There’s a sign posted somewhere in Philadelphia that reads: “Put away sin in 2010”
Anyone seeking the truth of God, must understand some basic elements of that truth. The following three elements are a necessity to understand:
As my wife and I were driving to the local YMCA office this morning to have our income taxes figured, we noticed the marquee sign in front of the Baptist church building which read:
A question that has often been asked is, “What is the deepest need of human beings?” In the view of Karl Marx, the deepest need of humanity was “Economic Equality.” The only problem with this view, is that the spiritual needs of man are not met (Matthew 4:4; Luke 12:15).