Three Antidotes to the Fears that Rule the World If I had to choose a single word to describe the past twelve months, it would be fear. It’s run roughshod over people’s lives since early 2020, showing up in toilet-paper shortages, stay-at-home orders, murder hornets, and violent protests. People are terrified. But of what? I think … More Three Antidotes to the Fears that Rule the World
What’s the Impact on Families and Kids If Schools Stay Closed? By Rachel del Guidice Jonathan Butcher, senior policy analyst for the Center for Education Policy at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the impact on families and children when schools remain closed during COVID-19. Read More
AMP and RVR 1960 In Matthew 6:25–34, we find the portion of the Sermon on them Mount, where Jesus deals with Anxiety. Basically His advise if you will is what good is there in worrying? In other words how does it benefit you? In v.25 He asks is life not more than the temporal (food, clothing and … More Devotional Thought for Today – 10/15/2020
It’s time. You are invited to join with churches and Christians across the nation for Freedom Sunday on October 11th, a national live stream event from Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Chino, CA. Freedom Sunday will address the church’s scriptural and constitutional authority of religious freedom despite government restrictions and overreach. Right now, there are many things … More It’s Time – October 11th is Freedom Sunday
CSB and RVR 1960 CONTEXT: Fear strikes everyone, those who deny it are either LIARS or so full of themselves they are just plain to STUPID to recognize the truth. Today many in America and around the world are “afraid” of the COVID-19 virus. While there was at the beginning reason for concern, I would … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – FEAR
By Michael Hendrix August 21, 2020 This essay is part of a special series of the American Project that seeks to address the crisis of loneliness during the global COVID-19 pandemic. New Yorkers are used to hearing sirens. And then came March’s round-the-clock ambulance wails, every hour of every day. Through the barred windows of my … More WE ARE SUFFERING FROM A SOCIAL RECESSION, TOO.
Everyone gets afraid or has a fear of something. I hate tall ladders, not sure why I can walk around on roof trusses 60′ in the air but get me on a 32′ extension ladder and my knees wobble. For the Christian we have a place to channel that fear, place to find sanctuary in … More Sunday’s Sermon Series – Fear and Trust
Lo que el impío teme, eso le vendrá; Pero a los justos les será dado lo que desean. (RVR 1960) CONTEXT: Unlike most books and chapters of the bible putting this one in context is hard because Chapter 10 is a collection of wise sayings of Solomon. Yet it does help to look at the preceding … More Dread vs. Desire
What the late Dr. R.C. Sproul was referring to is sometimes argued over in Evangelical circles. That is can a redeemed person lose their eternal salvation. I am going to leave that discussion for another day (suffice it to say no) and move on to the topic at hand “The Book of Life” or “Lambs … More Book of Life
Porque no nos ha dado Dios espíritu de cobardía, sino de poder, de amor y de dominio propio (RVR 1960) CONTEXT: Paul is writing to Timothy, and it is Timothy’s first experience as a leader on his own. He had previously been Paul’s partner in the ministry but now he was in charge of the … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – Men of God
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