I posted this not to be political commentary as much as a comment on Godly living. Kudos to Vice President Mike Pence. – Mike A firebrand Democratic senator is tearing into Vice President Mike Pence because he takes safeguards to protect himself and his marriage. One of the unwritten rules in the 2020 campaign is … More Hypocrisy on the Hill: Pence’s rule ‘ridiculous,’ says Kamala
THIS DAY IN CHURCH HISTORY DAN GRAVES, MSL Governor Agricola of Armenia was confronted with “mutiny.” Forty soldiers refused to offer the sacrifice ordered by emperor Licinius. The forty who stood before him that wintry fourth-century day in Sevaste were fine specimens of manhood who radiated an aura of courage. He was determined to make … More 40 Men Died on Ice for Christ – March 9, 320
by Darrell B. Harrison Wednesday, February 20, 2019 Scripture is clear that believers are divinely equipped by Christ to overcome the threats of this world (1 John 5:4—5). That means we don’t need to yield to the mounting pressure to conform to the world’s skewed values, sinful social norms, and ever-shifting morality. We don’t … More Take Courage
by Darrell B. Harrison / Monday, February 18, 2019 When you think of courageous Christians, your mind likely runs to the heroes of church history. You think of the men and women who endured imprisonment, torture, and even martyrdom for the sake of their faith. And certainly there are many places around the world where believers still … More The High Cost of Cowardice
A Good Man…Full of the Holy Ghost…and Faith “And they sent forth Barnabas…who, when he came, and had seen the grace of God, was glad, and exhorted them all, that with purpose of heart they would cleave unto the Lord. For he was a good man, and full of the Holy Ghost and of faith: … More A Good Man
Not long after I began as a Volunteer Chaplain at Hancock County Jail and preaching regularly a few times a week I had the pleasure of hearing Geoff speak at a conference on “Christ the Mediator”. To say that I was impressed with his energy and commitment to the Word would be and understatement. Later … More Lessons from 50 Years of Pastoral Ministry
BY: Bryan Fischer Host of “Focal Point” Faith in Christ’s resurrection is not blind, rather it is rational and informed. See the Article at it’s Source: Why I Am a Christian
October 24 http://www.crosswalk.com/devotionals It is vain for you to rise up early, to sit up late, to eat the bread of sorrows: for so he giveth his beloved sleep. – Psalm 127:2 Rodney couldn’t sleep. He tossed and turned, thinking of the bills yet to pay, the braces needed for the children’s teeth, the pressures … More Vain Worry
HELP WANTED During my recent trip to Houston one of the houses that we “mudded out” (the term we use for gutting a house of all the wet furniture, appliances, possessions, drywall, flooring etc. of the homeowners) belonged to a widowed Hispanic woman named Mara. Upon arriving at her home the first day I greeted … More HOUSTON – A Widow In Need – James 1:27
As many of you know Faith Builders Ministry deployed to Houston with Eight Days of Hope. My first impression as a rapid responder was Houston was much like Denham Springs, LA last year in that the infrastructure was intact (Unlike Katrina in Hancock Co. Mississippi) but the internal damage was tremendous both to property and … More Houston Rapid Response
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