It’s an amazing story, the kind of story that dreams are built on. After many unexpected twists and turns, and thirteen years of setbacks and disappointments, God blessed Joseph in…
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Christian Living
Standing our Ground
As we draw the spiritual warfare series to a close we have studied each of the pieces of the armor of God Paul lays out in Ephesians. Each piece of…
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The Home Front
There is perhaps no greater battlefield we will ever deal with than our families. When Satan wanted the whole human race to fall, his first order of business was to…
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The Personal Front
I have to say I’m a pretty good athlete when I’m playing by myself, but put me in a court or on the field with talented competitors and my tenuous…
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The End Is Only The Beginning
I love books, and while my collection is widely varying all the books have one thing in common. The end is set before we begin start reading them. The outcome…
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The Last Campaign
Over 80 years ago, a crowd gathered on a humid August day to participate in an unparalleled event for its time. Hundreds of thousands of spectators, police officers, and soldiers…
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BURIED
I don’t know if there is any truth to the story or not, but the story is told that when Britain faced a critical shortage of silver during the days…
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A Far Country
In the play You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Charlie Brown laments lunchtime: “I think lunchtime is about the worst time of the day for me. Always having to sit…
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The Cost of Opportunity
Unlike most of us, Jesus was not impressed by numbers. When large crowds followed Him He chose to thin the ranks and in Luke 14 He did this by telling…
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Specks and Planks
Jesus understood that a picture is often worth a thousand words, and certainly and well crafted image stays in our mind long after simple words have been forgotten. It may have been for this reason or just for a little humors sake that he taught about judgement with the following illustration,
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