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New Study-Danger of Inventing Your Own Truth
This is a study on the danger of inventing your own truth. (<– Click to view the resource.)
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Finding and Understanding True Satisfaction
There are times when we struggle with knowing what will bring true satisfaction to our lives. Here are my thoughts on the subject.
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Notes on a Really Powerful Sermon on the Blood of Jesus – Pastor Jamie Peters
Here is the link to Pastor Jamie’s powerful sermon on the blood of Jesus. It’s called “The Scarlet Thread.”
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Leadership “charges” or “mandates” from Paul
The Apostle Paul gave Timothy at least twelve “charges” or “mandates” in First and Second Timothy. Here is the link to your study of them.
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The Value of Honor
Honor is a quality in us that is a deep conviction to do the right thing regardless of what the outcomes might be. Honorable people have a great advantage when it comes to leaving a legacy that others will celebrate. The distinguishing feature of this legacy is that if we live with honor, and it…
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A Dangerous Trend!
I was reading the Wall Street Journal today and there was an article on the front page titled “New Uses for Europe’s Empty Churches.” Here is a quote from it: “The former St. Paul’s Church in Bristol, England, is no the Circomedia circus training school; a Lutheran church in Edinburgh became a Frankenstein-themed bar; and…
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Listening with “the Ears of Your Heart”
One Sunday morning I had about five minutes before it was time to leave home and go to church. So I turned on one of the religious channels on TV. There was a man preaching whom I had never heard before. He was a Catholic priest, whose name is Father Cedric. It was obvious he…
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With What or Whom Will You Agree?
Consider this. It’s not just what we do. It’s what or whom we agree with that makes the difference. Paul understood this, and in Ephesians 4:22-24 (NKJV), he wrote about an exchange for every follower of Christ that will make this difference.
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Victim or Victor?
My good friend, Dr. Keith Pettus, the Senior Pastor of Truth Center Ministries in Long Island, NY, wrote this in his ministry blog: “Victim status is the modern promised land of absolution from responsibility.” It’s not hard to see that victim status has become the norm for the thinking and behavior of many. Thousands of…
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“The Wrong Road Never Leads to the Right Place.”
I must admit I love old TV westerns from the 1950’s or 1960’s. While watching one of my favorite black and white TV westerns from a series about a man named Bat Masterson, I heard one of the actors say, “The wrong road never leads to the right place.” I thought to myself,

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