According to world statistics there are 900 million dogs in the world, and 600 million cats, says the Ecology Global Network. For those who adhere to the teaching on being caught up into the Lord’s presence (1 Thessalonians 4:17) at some point in the future, what happens to pets is ...
Read More »Faith & Hope: Thriving In Lonely Desperate Times
Clara’s Journey of Faith Introduction Clara, an 86-year-old widow, finds herself navigating the complexities of today’s world, which often feels foreign and frightening. Her children live in another state, leaving her to face the challenges of loneliness and societal changes alone. Yet, Clara’s faith remains her anchor, guiding her through ...
Read More »How Christianity Stands Out Above All Other Religious Faiths
I recently sat across a lunch table from a person who is of a religion that follows the teachings of a human founder. All religions, other than Hinduism, were begun by some person who was merely human, but not divine, except for Christianity. Buddhism was founded by Gautama Buddha, Islam ...
Read More »Once Offered, Twice Expected – Eternal Redemption
“Once Offered, Twice Expected” In shadows deep, the temple stood, where priests performed their sacred good. The blood of bulls, the smoke’s ascent, yet sin remained—a heavy scent. Then came the Lamb, both pure and true, His sacrifice, a crimson dew. Christ offered once, His life laid bare, to bear ...
Read More »Following The Light Day And Night
John 8:12 Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. At 6am this morning, as my little fur baby Mickey went about his business, I stood staring up ...
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