When I was a youth pastor, one of things I was determined to do was have a good relationship with the senior pastor of our church. To grow in that area, I memorized Proverbs 27:18, Continue reading ‘If Your Boss is Attila the Hun’
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I’ve already recommended a Challies review today. Here are two other very important posts. They’re worth printing out and thinking and reading through about five times each.
See Gunny Hartman’s post on Martin Luther King, Jr.’s speech. And, maybe take the time to watch the link he gives.
Tim Challies has reviewed the book, The Shack, by William P. Young. This is an important review for several reasons.
One of the most valuable things you can do as a family is to spend time together reading the Word of God or a Bible story. It’s not as hard as you might imagine. You can do it in 5 or six minutes. Continue reading ‘Family Devotions Aren’t that Hard’
Pastor Brian McLaughlin outlines potential reasons for why people despise Ohio State in football. . . I did add some potential other reasons in the comment section.
I’m going underground and looking forward to it. . .
I don’t watch the show 24, but my cousin tells me that Jack goes “underground”: he can’t be contacted.
Right now, at the end of the Holiday Season, how do you feel inside? Often at Christmas we sing about joy and peace. Is that where you are at? Do you feel a deep and abiding happiness that survives even difficult times? Do you have the calm assurance that all is well in your life? Continue reading ‘A Strategy for Next Year’
If you are a Christian, don’t forget all the benefits of following Christ.
Psalm 103 verses 1 and 2 read,
“Praise the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits-(Ps 103:2).”
