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Peaceful Soul
A few days ago, my wife was holding a sleeping toddler, the son of a friend. The little fellow seemed pretty content in her arms, even after he woke up and realized who was holding him. However, he was much … Continue reading
More of the Same
I recently heard a comedian speak out against human cloning. He didn’t oppose it for ethical reasons. His thinking was, “Do we really need more people…exactly like the ones we already have!?” I suppose that thought might be … Continue reading
Drama in the Subway
Ki-Suck Han died shortly after being pushed onto the tracks of a New York City subway Monday. Han tried unsuccessfully to make it to safety before being hit by a train. A photographer took a picture of Han standing before … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Current Events, Uncategorized
Tagged evangelism, illustration, Jude 22-23, New York Post, salvation, subway death, subway photo
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Self-Centered
Someone once pointed out that we spend the first couple of years of a baby’s life making that tiny human think that he or she is the most important thing in the universe, and then we spend the next 20 … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Humor
Tagged humility, illustration, Jesus, loving God and people, maturity, Philippians 2:3-4, putting others first, selfishness
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Doing Your Part
Science Hill Christian Church in Science Hill, Kentucky, suffered a devastating fire several years ago. Their church building was declared a total loss, and they had to erect a new structure. The church decided to use their own people as … Continue reading
Obstructionists
“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.”—Edmund Burke. People sometimes use the term “obstructionist” to refer to a politician who won’t compromise on a particular issue. The term is mostly used negatively … Continue reading
Attitude Adjustment
Many people in our nation have a feeling of entitlement. They think that the world owes them a living and that the government should take care of their every need. Jesus warns against this kind of attitude. We shouldn’t feel … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Communion Meditations
Tagged attitude, entitlement, example, government, illustration, Luke 20:28, ransom for our sins, servant
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Choices
Angus T. Jones, the 19-year-old co-star on the CBS hit comedy Two and a Half Men, recently called his own show “filth”, and urged people not to watch the show that he has been on for nearly half his life. … Continue reading
Voices Raised
In re-visiting an old familiar Scripture, I recently noticed something that I hadn’t seen before. I was reading the episode where Jesus healed ten men from leprosy, but only one returned to give him thanks. (Luke 17:11-19) The phrase “in … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Prayer
Tagged illustration, Jesus healed 10 lepers, Luke 17:11-19, praise, requests, worship
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Expressive Thanksgiving
Of the ten leprous men that Jesus healed, only one came back to give him thanks. The Bible says, “He threw himself at Jesus’ feet and thanked him…” (Luke 17:16). This is an extremely expressive way to express thanks. I … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Humor
Tagged expressive worship, illustration, Jesus healed ten lepers, Luke 17:16, thanksgiving
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