David, a man after God’s own heart, found pleasure in his tenth son Jedidiah. We know him better as Solomon who prayed for an understanding heart to judge the people of Israel (2 Sam 12:24-25). He asked God to give him special abilities of discernment between good and evil (I ...
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Was Job a Real Person?
The Book of Job, possibly the oldest book written within the Bible, is a profound and beautiful work with Godly advice that has reached into the hearts of millions of people for several thousand years. Many know the basics of the story, yet few have read it in its entirety. ...
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Forgiveness. One simple word that people readily accept with open arms or maybe it sends fear up someone’s spine. Whether you believe or not, we are all called to forgive. “For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. (Matthew 6:14) But if you do ...
Read More »Our Hope: The Sands of Time
‘He said to them: It is not for you to know the times or dates the Father has set by His own authority.’ Acts 1:7 (NIV) God has His own timetable. He alone knows when all things will happen. Even Jesus does not know the exact time and day of ...
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Saeed Abedini and his family mourned an anniversary this week. Imprisoned by Iran because he is a Christian, Friday, September 26, 2014 marked Saeed’s second year of captivity. Iranian-born, Abedini is an American citizen—a pastor who went back to Iran (at the request of the government) to build an orphanage. Condemned ...
Read More »The Whole Duty Of Man
Wouldn’t it be nice if the Holy Bible summed up our entire duty in one short verse so that we had perfect and simplistic guidance on how to live our lives? Of course it would, and it does!. Let’s take a look at it: Ecc 12:13 Let us hear the ...
Read More »When To Fight and When To Turn The Other Cheek
Jesus spoke of the importance of responding to an enemy with love. If your enemy strikes your cheek, you should give that person the other cheek to strike. If they compel you to run a mile, you should run two (Matt 5:39-41). It’s a simple principle to understand, but a ...
Read More »A Biblical Position On Interracial Relationships
There is a lot of controversy today about interracial relationships. Some parents shun their children at the thought of being in a relationship with someone from a different ethnic group. The Holy Bible does touch base on these type of relationships, and I’m going to try to identify what is ...
Read More »The Year of Blessed Victory
Back in January, my wife and I decided to dub 2014, “The Year of Blessed Victory”. We had plans of successfully conquering everyday struggles and were hopeful that God would bestow a miraculous financial blessing upon our family. In retrospect, I can see God laughing at our infantile declaration. “I ...
Read More »The Pearl Ring
Eighty years ago, it was a gold stick pin with small diamonds on each end. My great-grandfather wore it on his lapel for special occasions. In 1954 it was made into a ring with a white pearl on top and given to my mother for her eighth-grade graduation gift. From ...
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