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Author Archives: jesustrek
Proper Attire
Grendon Bailie, a 13-year-old student at Truman Middle School in Tacoma, Washington, was sent home Friday for wearing inappropriate clothing. His school, which has a strict dress code, relaxed the code for one day to allow the students to show … Continue reading
Outrageous Forgiveness
Billy the Kid Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico recently considered issuing a pardon to the notorious outlaw Billy the Kid for one of the many murders he committed before he was gunned down in 1881. Descendants of a lawman … Continue reading
Time Passes Quickly
I met Scott when we both were preaching in the same area. We found out that we had a lot in common. We were about the same age. We both were called into the ministry a bit later in life. … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living
Tagged brevity of life, death, faith, illustration, priorities, wisdom for living
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It Is Well
I have been at the Kentucky State Ministers Retreat at Lake Cumberland State Resort Park for the past couple of days. We had a wonderful time, worshiping together and being challenged to get closer to God and to pray for … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Current Events
Tagged encouragment, enduring, It Is Well, perseverance
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Coping with Change
Things sure have changed in the church during the course of my lifetime. When I was growing up, the King James Version was the only translation of the Bible that I knew existed. Now there are all sorts of translations … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Church, Culture, Humor
Tagged Bible app, cell phone, change, church, church music, humor, illustration
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Holding them Accountable
Coach John Calipari of the University of Kentucky Wildcats men’s basketball team has found an unusual way to motivate his players to give their best in practice. If they commit a serious basketball transgression, he makes them get on a … Continue reading
Death Remembered
Syndicated newspaper columnist Leonard Pitts visited Auschwitz a few years ago. He says that he was surprised at the number of Israeli school groups there. Some of the children were actually wrapped in their national flag. The Jewish people have … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Communion Meditations
Tagged Auschwitz, communion, death, genocide, Holocaust, illustration, Jesus, Jewish, Leonard Pitts, Nazis
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Where’s the Love?
Marvin Morgan, an English soccer player, was booed by the fans of his Aldershot team when he came out for a substitute during a 2-1 loss to Hereford. Morgan responded on Twitter with the following: “Like to thank the fans … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Sports
Tagged booed, England, forgive, grudge, illustration, Jesus, love your enemies, Marvin Morgan, soccer
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Wonderful Words
Someone once compiled a list of some of the best-loved words and phrases in the English language. Among those phrases making the list are: I love you, I forgive you and Supper’s ready! Those three phrases are implied, if not … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Church, Communion Meditations
Tagged communion, communion meditation, favorite phrases, forgiveness, illustration, Lord's Supper, love
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