Respect for the Bible is one of the greatest needs of this world. The Bible is the word of God. It is His will for mankind. It is the guide and rule that leads us to salvation and the heavenly home. The Psalmist said, “thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light […]
I just got an e-mail that sums up better than any way I can put it the purpose of this website. I know it is used in many ways; to find answers, to find sermon ideas, etc., but the following e-mail is what I like to hear. It’s what keeps me working on the site.
Solomon opens chapter two of the great book of Proverbs in an urgent plea for an acceptance of wisdom and discernment. Inspired Solomon sets forth this plea in the form of “conditional statements,” that is, IF we accept the conditions of the promise, THEN the fulfillment of the promise shall be ours to enjoy. We […]
The story is told of a little girl by the name of Alice who one day broke a fruit jar by accident. Several of her brothers and sisters were nearby when the accident occurred, but her father had an idea of who the guilty party was. Alice’s father turned to her and asked, “Did you […]
“And here he hath authority from the chief priests to bind all that call on thy name” (Acts 9:14 KJV). These words were spoken by the disciple Ananias to the Lord in reference to Saul, the former persecutor of the church of Jesus Christ. Saul had authority to cast into prison, “all that call on […]
In Chapter 4 entitled, “Why Did Christ Die?“ of his book entitled , “The Need For Revival,” (Jimmy Allen, 1973, page 95-96), brother Allen writes the following observations regarding members of the Lord‘s church:
In James 1:12, James speaks of a Christian man who endures temptation. This is the child of God who is targeted by Satan because he leans on the strength of the Lord to overcome the powerful road blocks that are put in his way as he strives to obey God.
One of my favorite authors is Laura Ingalls Wilder. In her book entitled “Little House in the Ozarks,” she writes about a dog by the name of Shep. As Shep grew older, his eyesight deteriorated to the point where he didn’t always recognize his family as friends.
Sometimes my mind goes wandering back To an old familiar country road. I can smell sweet honeysuckle blooms Beside a creek that gleamed as it flowed.
Corning Incorporated (see article) has produced an above titled video along with a subsequent explanation of the technology used in a separate video which depicts a not-to-distant futuristic world showing how people might use enhanced technology in their everyday lives using glass.
Since the family unit is of utmost importance in maintaining the moral fiber of our nation (or any nation), the following resources for helping preserve the family unit are provided:
It’s easy to find fault with others, isn’t it? But let’s think about the following thoughts: If it’s the case that our all-knowing God is the only entity who knows everything about us (1 John 3:20; cf. Matthew 10:30), including our mistakes and frailties (Psalm 39:4-7), and if it’s the case that we as mortal […]
My wife and I were looking for a tool the other day. We knew (or we though we knew) exactly where it was (sound familiar?). As we climbed over the clutter in our storage shed, we both came to the same conclusion — we’ve got to get rid of this clutter!
Dear Readers: Since the school district where I am employed is on Summer Break, I thought I would take the same Summer Break for a much-needed rest. The break will allow me to deal with some medical
Before the problems and trials of each day present themselves, I’ve learned that the day is better served, when I’ve gone to God in prayer early in the morning. The following poem by Ralph Cushman, echoes these sentiments:
When the church in Jerusalem heard that people in Antioch had turned to the Lord, they sent Barnabas to Antioch. The Bible says that when Barnabas had arrived and had seen the grace of God, he was glad “and exhorted them all that with purpose of heart they would cleave unto the Lord” (Acts 11:23 […]
Oh, give me, Lord, Thy love for souls, For lost and wand’ring sheep, That I may see the multitudes And weep as Thou didst weep. Help me to see the tragic plight Of souls far off in sin: Help me to love, to pray, and go To bring the wand’ring in. From off the altar […]
In the 2012, volume 50, number 2 edition of The Sword and Staff publication, pg. 2, comes the following proverbs of wisdom (appropriate Scriptures and related articles have been added):
The following barbs of wisdom come from The Sword and Staff publication, 2012, Volume 50, Number 2; pg. 13 (appropriate Scriptures and related articles have been added):
I recall an advertisement not long ago in which a talented group of acrobats was billed as the “main attraction” to an amusement park. No doubt, the drawing power of this team was being used to the best advantage by the promoter.