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Change YOUR words, and change YOUR world!
Every time I’m reading something and find someone has misused words, I literally have a cow. (Literally? See what I did there?) Of course, I know it’s hypocritical of me to have any kind of “beef” over someone else’s word
God Grieves with us!
The world has been watching the video of an officer who held his knee on the neck of someone he was arresting. But instead of taking the man in, he held him captive by force. Like thousands of other viewers,
4 Ways Satan Tries to Devour YOU thru Social Media!
Social media has no doubt changed the way we think and live, but how beneficial is that for those in Christ? I believe that social media can be an effective platform for the spread of the gospel. There are plenty
Could YOUR circumstances be a set up for A Pat on the Back?
How often do you see people more concerned about getting a job done right than they are about saving their necks? Too seldom, right? But when we do — when we see a gutsy human taking a few risks —
Live Simply in Your November!
The call to live simply and with contentment is not easy. I am not there, but I’m trying. But godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it.
As You Get Rewired, Keep the Power Supply Open!
The Holy Spirit is not enthusiasm, compassion, or bravado! He might stimulate such emotions, but he himself is a person. He determines itineraries (Acts 16:6), distributes spiritual gifts (1 Corinthians 12:7-11), and comforts (John 16:7 KJV). Jesus promised the following
Four Great Needs Only God Can Fulfill
Everyone has human needs that go beyond the physical. If we have food, water, and shelter, we can survive. But to truly thrive, there are spiritual and emotional needs that we all have. We all strive to find ways to
Can YOU Trust God enough to be tossed?
Swimming at the Gretna pool is a fine way to while away a Sunday afternoon — especially when you’re wading in the water with church friends and church kids. I was minding my own business in the shallow end when
