According to a Wall Street Journal report last week, there are “signs suggesting damage from the crisis is starting to ease.” For example, though consumer spending fell a record 13.6 percent in April, personal income increased, and preliminary reports indicate a strong rise in… VIA: In Times Like These, We Need “A Christian View of Money”
It struck me as I watched the news of these violent radicals burning cities and pulling down statues that their “GOALS” are in many ways selfish. While the intent of some “peaceful protesters” may be for lack of a better word pure, that is to do good, the mob is only in it for self. … More Daily Devotional – YOUR SOUL
Psalm 121:7-8 (KJV and RVR 1960) CONTEXT: This is another of those verses often taken greatly out of context. As I have an EARLY morning appointment, I will offer a few trusted commentaries today instead of my normal exposition. Suffice it to say that on the surface the phase above, taken on it own, seems … More Daily Devotional – Preserved From Evil
While this short series was first published over a year ago, we believe it could not be more timely. As worldly, corrupting influences seep into the church, we trust that these vital truths will help… Source: One Race, One Remedy OTHER IN SERIES: The New Segregation
The Aftermath of Bostock: A Cultural Seismic Shift It takes a phrase like “seismic shift” to describe how much the 2015 Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges altered the political and cultural landscape. Not only did it redefine marriage across cultural sectors and an entire nation, it had a huge impact on religious freedom. In an … More The Aftermath of Bostock: A Cultural Seismic Shift
There is a father absence crisis in America. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 19.7 million children, more than 1 in 4, live without a father in the home. Consequently, there is a father factor in nearly all social ills facing America today. (2017. U.S. Census Bureau. Data represent children living without a biological, step, … More Sunday’s Sermon Series – FATHER’S
In consideration of the recent in the news of BLM and attempts to rewrite America’s history I thought this a timely piece. Question: “Does the Bible condone slavery?” Answer: There is a tendency to look at slavery as something of the past. But it is estimated that there are today over 27 million people in the … More “Does the Bible condone slavery?”
1 Peter 5:10 (AMP and RVR 1960) BACKGROUND: Some of y’all maybe old enough to remember the song Poor, Poor Pitiful Me, By Linda Ronstadt that was released back in 1977 and later covered in 2009 by Terri Clark in 1996. It is the story of a young singer who heads to Hollywood to make … More Daily Devotional – Suffered A While
Is Homosexual Orientation Sinful? Kevin DeYoung June is LGBTQ Pride Month, which can bring up many conversations about homosexuality on social media as well as in closer circles of family and friends. Now is an important time to consider what the Bible says about this topic. Does the Bible condemn homosexual orientation as sin? READ MORE … More What Does the Bible Teach about Homosexuality?
Matthew 17:20 (AMP and RVR 1960) One of the most Used and ABUSED verses in the bible is the one above. A quick google search of memes and images shows the most common to be things like: ‘You must have the faith of a mustard seed’ ‘If you have faith of a mustard seed you … More Daily Devotional – Small Faith
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