The Joy of Persecution
Have you ever been persecuted for taking a stand for Jesus? Well, if you have, the Bible not only says that you are blessed but it also says you should
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Being Comfortable with the Unknown
The other day I had lunch with my very good friend Bob and we began to discuss the idea of how can we be comfortable in a world where there
Free to be a Slave
While I live in a free country and I am a free man, I willingly choose to be the slave of Christ. To the world choosing to be a slave
Prayer Promises
Prayer is a wonderful form of communion with the Lord. Normally when we think of prayer we think of asking, or petitionary prayer, but prayer includes so much more. Worship,
Sacrifice or Privilege
To the question, is the Christian life one of sacrifice, I would answer certainly. As Christians we need to change many of our old ways, forms of entertainment, and levels
Christians in the Secular Workplace
On a personal note, professionally I have worked as a Vice President of Finance for 26 years at JP Morgan Chase. I retired from that first career and worked for
Prayer – The Greatest Show of Love We Can Share
There are many ways we can show our love for another person. Buying a gift for someone, helping a friend with financial aid when they are in a bind, and
What is of Greater Value than the Treasures of Egypt?
Back in the time of Moses, Egypt was one of the great civilizations and world powers of ancient times. And Moses, as the adopted son of Pharaoh’s daughter, stood to
A Tale of Two Gardens
Popular Christian author Max Lucado makes the following insightful comment concerning the two most consequential gardens in human history: “The Bible is the story of two gardens: Eden and Gethsemane.
The Truth About Circumstances
In the economy of God negative circumstances are often the vehicles the Lord uses the most to show forth His glory. The late Olympic athlete, Eric Liddell, confirms this thought