Christianity

A Personal Viewpoint on Chick-fil-A Marriage Controversy

There has been a social media war going on since Dan Cathy honestly answered the question about his viewpoints on the definition of marriage. While the media storm now appears to be settling, the debate will continue for a long time as American society deals with the issue. What saddens me most, however, is the […]

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The Arrow Released

The more a bow is bent, the further the arrow flies. There has been a sometimes painful and difficult stretching of God’s people over the past many years to prepare them with fresh anointings, manifestations of greater gifts, and the falling of new mantles to heed the callings in our lives to fulfill God’s ordained

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Would You Buy a Used Toothbrush?

When I asked my lovely wife whether she would buy a used toothbrush, I got the totally expected response, “Eeew! Gross…” And I’ll bet most folks would chime in with a similar opinion. We certainly wouldn’t want a stranger’s dirty past making its way into our mouths. But I ask you, isn’t that sometimes what

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Satan’s Meeting

Here’s another one that’s not mine, but it’s far too good not to share with you. I wish I could credit the original author. Thanks go out to my good friend Terry for sending this to me. Satan called a worldwide convention of demons. In his opening address he said, “We can’t keep people from

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The “W” in Christmas

I didn’t write this, and wish I could credit the original author. It is quite good, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Each December, I vowed to make Christmas a calm and peaceful experience. I had cut back on nonessential obligations – extensive card writing, endless baking, decorating, and even

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The Burning Ember

Not mine, but too good not to share. Wish I could credit the original author. A member of a certain church, who previously had been attending services regularly, suddenly stopped coming to church. After a few weeks, the Pastor decided to visit. The Pastor found the man at home alone, sitting before a blazing fire.

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It’s the Small Things

So many times we hear about those who are concerned with the “Big Issues”, such as poverty, war, global warming, recession, education, and the list goes on. But can you really make a change in the big issues? I think that the answer is unfortunately “no”. These things are too large for the individual to

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