The inspiration for today’s message came from a prayer request I recently received. The person wanted prayer to “hate sin.” That’s not a bad thing, but my immediate thought was this, “I will pray that he will love God.” It … Continue reading →
Linda encourages us not to give up and to help each other as we fight the good fight of faith.
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I want to offer you a bit of encouragement. Things may not be looking so good right now. We still don’t know who the president will be. For many of us, that can cause a great deal of anxiety if … Continue reading →
When someone asks you, “What do you want?”, what is the first thing that comes to mind? That probably depends on the context. The answer will be different in a serious conversation than at a restaurant. We all want something, … Continue reading →
In Matthew 28:18-20, not long before he ascended back to Heaven, Jesus gave His disciples some instructions. He said, “…make disciples of all the nations…” He was not telling them to create their own batch of followers to be disciples … Continue reading →
We’ve been through difficult times of late. Our temptation might be to turn inward, nurse our wounds and try as best we might to protect ourselves from any more pain. That’s certainly understandable, especially when we know it’s probably not … Continue reading →
Drawing from the confirmation hearing for Judge Amy Coney Barrett, Linda mixes in a little civics lesson to teach us that we should all be originalists when it comes to God’s word.
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I want to share with you a little encouragement. It can sometimes seem like nothing we do really matters. Maybe we’ve come to a place when there isn’t much we can do. Maybe we look back on what we have … Continue reading →
Priscilla warns us against complacent Christianity with five consequences of sleeping your life away.
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Proverbs 18:1 reads, “He who separates himself seeks his own desire, He quarrels against all sound wisdom.” (NASB) Based on the significant differences in translation, I think the Proverbs are one of the most difficult things to translate from the … Continue reading →
