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Author Archives: jesustrek
Destructive Fires
The wildfire that began in Colorado on Labor Day has become the most destructive wildfire in the history of the state. About 3,500 people had to flee their homes as the fire spread to over 6,000 acres, or about 9 … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Current Events
Tagged Colorado, gossip, illustration, lies, speech, tongue, wildfire
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Responding to Evil
Nine years ago today, the world was forever changed for many people. The horrific events of September 11, 2001, reminded us of the true nature of the struggle between good and evil. Some seem to have forgotten the lesson, but … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Culture, Current Events
Tagged 911, evil, God, government, Ground Zero, response, World Trade Center
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T-Shirt Evangelism
One of my favorite T-shirts has a message on it that says—“Body Piercing Saved My Life”. People who notice it sometimes ask me what it means. I have had total strangers ask me, “How did that happen?” I answer, “It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living
Tagged crucified, evangelism, illustration, Jesus, salvation, T-shirt
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God and Google
Google has just introduced instant search results that promise to save time for their users. This new feature tries to figure out what you are searching for as each letter is typed. Based on your first key strokes, you will … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Current Events, Prayer
Tagged God, Google, illustration, Jesus, Prayer, search
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Thirsty for God
Our landlord planted an evergreen shrub at the corner of our house a few months ago. It seemed to do quite well at first, thanks to the abundance of rain we received in the early part of summer. However, last … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Prayer
Tagged drought, evergreen, illustration, Prayer, spirituality, water
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Best to Forgive
Augustus Mendenhall is scheduled to go to trial this week, facing felony charges after being accused of attacking Ed DeLaney last October. If convicted, he could be sentenced to more than 100 years in prison. It is thought that a … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Current Events
Tagged Augustus Mendenhall, Ed DeLaney, forgive, grudge, illustration, trial
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Truthful Teen
Zach Nash On August 11, 14-year-old golfer Zach Nash shot a 77 to win the boys 13-14 age division at the Milwaukee County Parks Tour Invitational. A couple of hours after the victory, he was shocked to discover that he … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Sports
Tagged golf, honesty, illustration, truthful, Zach Nash
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Need Directions?
Men have a reputation for refusing to stop and ask for directions when they are driving. British researchers have found evidence that they pay a price for such stubbornness. According to the study reported by AOL News, men drive 276 … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Culture, Prayer
Tagged Bible reading, directions, drivers, faith, illustration, Prayer
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Job’s Worst Day
Job had it all—wealth, prestige and children whom he cherished. But all of this was taken away in a single day. The messengers came, one right after another, bearing the worst news possible. In a series of events that could … Continue reading
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Tagged bad news, disaster, illustration, Job, perseverance, worship, worst day
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Is Your Phone Silenced?
I remembered to silence my phone when I went to church last week. However, I forgot to activate the ringer after worship. It was still on vibrate on Monday afternoon, which was not a good thing since I was expecting … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Prayer
Tagged Bible reading, cell phone, communication, God, illustration, Prayer, silence
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