Sometimes being a parent involves making some hard choices. I’m sure that many scenarios fill your mind as you read that. Imagine the choice that Moses’ mother had to make. If abortion had been a thing back in ancient Egypt, … Continue reading →
What comes to mind when you hear the word, mercy? Doubtless many of us who have been in church for years will think of God’s mercy toward us, or maybe Jesus’ words from Matthew 5:7, “Blessed are the merciful, for they … Continue reading →
We have come to the last chapter in our study of John’s Gospel. I hope and pray that you have gained a greater understanding of who Jesus is. Chapter 21 almost seems like a post script. John has just given … Continue reading →
The devil will try to kick you when you’re down. So don’t stay down! Priscilla gives us some tips.
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Linda presents ways in which we might reverse the trend of people leaving the church.
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All of us face challenges. There is not one of us that isn’t dealing with something, from the merely vexing to the potentially life threatening. Though we may trust the Lord, sometimes it’s hard to see what He could be … Continue reading →
Our study of John continues with Chapter 20, verses 19-23. This is the first time that Jesus appears to the majority of the disciples after His resurrection. A few saw him earlier, and we know that John believed as soon … Continue reading →
It is said that we should celebrate the resurrection all year long. I completely agree, and for the next few weeks, Lord willing, we will continue to learn from the events following that momentous occasion as chronicled by the Gospel … Continue reading →
Our study of John returns to where we left off a couple of weeks ago with chapter 20, verses 1-10. All of the gospel writers share details of this defining event of our faith and history, but there intent is … Continue reading →
