Learning from other’s mistakes . . . or not
George Santayana said: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it”. It might be more accurate to say, “Those who don’t learn from the past are condemned …
Sermons
How do you handle success?
We often hear that difficult times are what reveals a person’s true character, but I think that prosperous times might be just as telling, just as likely to produce a …
Taking the Good News to Children
But Jesus said, “Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 19:14 NKJV) This passage emphasizes the …
Getting the Word Out
It’s extremely valuable and meant for everyone; but some countries don’t allow it. In spite of it’s universal nature, some countries can’t get it. Here in America, however, it can …
In Your Eyes, How Big is Your God?
One way we know very quickly how big our God is to us is when we have to chose between Him and something else, especially if that something else is …
Trusting the God Who Holds the Future
Can anyone accurately tell the future? Even more significantly, can anyone control the distant future, especially as it concerns world events? If you met such a person, would you trust …
The Importance of One
Do you feel frustrated and helpless when watching the news, wondering what you can possible do to bring good in such a dark time? What can one person do? Do …
Handling an Impossible Situation
Sometimes we can find ourselves faced with a crisis that just appears out of the blue. Maybe it is a sudden health emergency, the unwelcome news of a job ending …
Daniel – Living Godly in an Ungodly World
Imagine the world as you know it crashing down all around you. One of your best kings just died in battle 3 years ago and his son who is now …
Immanuel – God With Us
What kind of God do you have? A distant God? A detached God? A God who is mostly confined to Sunday morning church services? The story of Christmas is the …