Christian Post reported last week that Katy Perry quoted Psalm 118:24 just hours before strutting on stage before 118.5 million fans for the Super Bowl Half-Time Show—the most-watched half-time show in history. “Today is the day that the Lord has made! I will rejoice and be glad in it,” the ...
Read More »Blog Layout
Whose Report Will YOU Believe, God or Man’s?
He was a highly esteemed Yoga instructor with 400 students when a Christian prayer group decided to pray and fast for his salvation. As is often the case, God moved on behalf of those prayers and on Mike Shreve’s heart and another individual became a child of God. Mike’s entrance ...
Read More »The Devolving of Our Minds: Losing The Art of Thinking
If we as a human species are suppose to be evolving into a better more innate being that is able to survive its present state, then why is it that people are losing the ability to think? Take for example the amount of in-depth pondering which we are required to do ...
Read More »Praying For Bobbi Kristina Brown
Bobbi Kristina was found unconscious lying face-down in a bathtub last Saturday. Her partner, Nick Gordon, found her. She remains unconscious today. This tragedy is a bitter reminder that celebrities are not immune to trials, tribulations, or death. The passing of her mother, Whitney Houston, and pop star Michael Jackson, ...
Read More »Calibrating Your Moral Compass
“Let there be no filthiness nor foolish talk nor crude joking, which are out of place, but instead let there be thanksgiving.” Ephesians 5:4 (ESV) All of us love to hang out with, good friends. There is nothing like spending an evening in a home, or perhaps a restaurant, or ...
Read More »Evangelism In Our Public Schools
In some of our public schools spiritual revival has become a big hit with students! Prayer and Bible reading have never left the schools. The only thing that has ever been illegal is school-sponsored religious activities. When it is promoted and organized by students, without any administrative or faculty involvement, it is ...
Read More »A Christian Teen in Turkey: “I took so many things for granted!”
Mikaela Bender (pictured third from right), a teen with a call to missions, granted this interview: Q: Where did you go to and for how long? Recently I went on a mission’s trip to Turkey for three weeks. We spent one week in the major cities of Istanbul and Izmir, ...
Read More »Be That “Someone Else”
I often hear pastors, of most every church and denomination, depressingly state they must “coerce” or “force” their own parishioners to volunteer, in order to accomplish one of the many tasks that a church endeavors to fulfill. Perhaps you serve on a committee, or you are part of the youth ministry, ...
Read More »Pride: The Monster Rooted In Our Hearts
“If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land.” (2 Chronicles 7:14) Earlier this week I spoke about two little words “If you” ...
Read More »Securing Sacred Moments, A Photo Album of Memories
Photographs capture and seal moments, sacred moments that can never, ever be fully duplicated. Photo albums act like little memory boxes for storing these pictures. Every household ought to have a family album. Each picture book has a unique history which tells a unique story. Indeed, no two albums will ...
Read More »