-COMPASSION AND COMFORT Beneath The Cross
COMPASSION AND COMFORT Beneath The Cross She sat alone by the window looking out across the fields. The house was strangely quiet. Yesterday her husband of more than fifty [...]
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-When Your Heart Stops …
When Your Heart Stops ...“Get yourselves a new heart.” Ezekiel 18:31 [...]
-Understanding The Heart’s Worst Disease
The heart is the most important member of the inner man. [...]
-Where Did AIDS Come From?
AIDS suddenly appeared about 25 years ago and quickly spread around the world. Today there are about 33 million cases of AIDS worldwide. Where Did AIDS Come From? What Is [...]
-To Obey Is Better
Now that the Lord has saved us, what does He expect from us? [...]
-Be A Barnabas!
After people have been with you, are they encouraged to do more for God or are they put down, depressed and confused? [...]
-Marriage: The Core Of Family Life
“Christ did not come to preach any new brand of morality. The golden rule of the New Testament (do as you would be done by) is a summing up of what everyone, at bottom, had always known to be right. Really great moral teachers never do introduce new moralities; it is the quacks and cranks who do that. As Dr. Samuel Johnson said: ‘People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed.’ The real job of every moral teacher is to keep bringing us back, time after time, to the old, simple principles we are all so anxious not to see.” [...]
-A Firm Foundation: What Every Family Needs
The old quip, “God gives parents children to help them (the parents) grow up” has more validity than we like to admit. [...]
-Is Peacemaking A “Mission Impossible”?
Peace does not just happen. It needs to be created, built, maintained and nurtured. [...]
-The Origin Of All Family Problems
What is the cause of human pain and suffering? Why do we have problems? These are common questions we all ask when we experience difficulties in our lives. However, the origin and nature of our problems do not emanate from God as we are often inclined to think. [...]
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