Cause for Waldensian Rejoicing In the evening of February 16th each year, jubilant Italians light bonfires on mountainsides in northern Italy. These are a harbinger of joyous worship services and festivities which fill the following day. The Waldenses have reason to be glad. This day, February 17th, marks the anniversary of the day in 1858 when … More Today in Church History
Here is the latest news from my dear friends the Johnson’s Trevor and Teresa Johnson: Ok, we are still not in Papua at the moment. I had pneumonia most of January and was even hospitalized 8 days and very sick for about double that amount. The entire month of January was extremely difficult. The docs … More New partnerships
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An anchor to our future… and it is called HOPE… where we can hold on… and pull us forward like a rope. For when we hope for something… it will be there like a goal… as we move forward… and onto our HOPE we can hold.…
With all the ballyhoo going on in congress (and around the world for that matter) I thought it timely to remind everyone just whom is in total control of all things including governments. So for the next couple of months of Sunday’s I am going to run a series of sermons from James M. Wilson … More Sunday’s Sermon Series – Civil Government: Part IV
It is Sunday “The Lord’s Day” and here is something to contemplate throughout the day. This verse has two key components; God’s Love and Christ’s Mission in Relation to God’s Love. Note this verse makes it clear true love (Biblical) is can ever anything we attempt to do on our own. God must Love us … More He Loved Us
This is one of those to crazy not to reblog. How many of you want to move in there??? via Train passing thru a building
Reformer Philip Melanchthon This is a red letter day in the history of the Reformation. On this day, February 16, 1497 was born a man of peace into an age of conflict, a reasoner into a world of passion. His birth name was Philip Schwarzerd, “Black earth,” which in Latin is “Melanchthon.” At ten Philip was orphaned. … More Today in Church History
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CONTEXT: When I was a kid I loved to walk along the shores of Cape Cod, or more recently along the beaches of South Mississippi. Yet every once in a while the majestic beauty of those walks would be interrupted God’s might. While I may no longer live along the Gulf coast and have to … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – MIGHT
Whether you are Liberal or Conservative, Democrat, Republican, Libertarian or Constitutionalist I think we can all agree America currently has a great partisan divide. Mr. Caldwell does a good job at pointing out some obvious reasons why. – Mike February 2020 • Volume 49, Number 2 The Roots of Our Partisan Divide Christopher Caldwell is … More The Roots of Our Partisan Divide
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