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"How Could I Fall For That?"

I had a great story that I was just about tell you that someone else told me. But I won...

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Near Death Experiences and the Bible

While many people have experienced this sensation, learn why it is not the...

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God's Commandments in a Lawless World

How important are the commandments of God?

Pray for Enemies

Lindsay Campbell

When people hang onto anger and seek revenge, no one benefits?

Posted July 12, 2014 | 0 comments

The Seven Elements of the Zone: #4 Support

When campers first arrive at camp it can be difficult to trust that the Zone is a safe environment, when they are used to the harsh conditions of the world they grow up in. The UYC staff creates a positive, supportive camp atmosphere. As campers accept it they also adopt the supportive attitude, which helps create the Zone at camp and in their home lives when they return.

Posted July 12, 2014 | 0 comments

Running on Fumes

Peter Eddington

Do we keep our spiritual tanks just above empty? Do we have just enough fuel to not stall, but not enough to travel an adequate distance on our journey? We must keep our spiritual tanks full so we won't run on empty and fail to reach our desired destination.

Posted July 11, 2014 | 0 comments

Snooze

Watch out for the snooze button!

Posted July 11, 2014 | 0 comments

"How Could I Fall For That?"

A blog post by Victor Kubik

A older woman with her hand holding her chin - as if thinking.

I had a great story that I was just about tell you that someone else told me. But I won't. Why not? The story sounded good. I was moved by it. It had a great point. But after trying to verify the facts of a public event, I found that the real story was a lot different than what others said about the same event. It didn't check out. The person may have been just passing on a narrative that someone else told him. However, I'm not going to repeat something that I'm not sure is accurate.

Posted July 10, 2014 | 0 comments

In Search of Peace

Is peace just the absence of war? Is it possible to enjoy lasting peace on earth? If so, what constitutes lasting peace? How can we find it?

Posted July 10, 2014 | 0 comments

Exit Strategy

What is your exit strategy from this life?

Posted July 10, 2014 | 0 comments

God's Commandments in a Lawless World

How important are the commandments of God?

Posted July 10, 2014 | 0 comments

Talk to the Heart

Nelson Mandela was quoted as saying: "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart."

Posted July 10, 2014 | 0 comments

How to Be God's Friend: Part 3 - Simeon & Anna

This is the third part in the Bible study series: How to Be God’s Friend. What do the little known stories of two elderly Israelites tell us about walking with God and becoming His friend?

Posted July 9, 2014 | 0 comments

Commit

We can have great commitment by adding this one attribute.

Posted July 9, 2014 | 0 comments

Proverbs: Bringing Honor to a Nation

flags of many nations

Wisdom that sticks with you - straight from God's Word.

Posted July 9, 2014 | 0 comments

One Woman's Long View

The author's mother.

My mother, Josephine McVay McNeely, was born in August 1914, the month World War I began. Like many who grew up in America's "deep south," she was born into a family of farmers. Her two grandfathers fought in the American Civil War. She was a student of history and would tell me the stories passed down from her father of that conflict that defined not only the United States but, as I was to learn, her life.

Posted July 9, 2014 | 0 comments

100 Years After World War I: What Have We Learned?

old photo from WWI

An event that began 100 years ago this August might as well be ancient and irrelevant history for most. Yet World War I changed the world and set off a chain of events that continue to impact your life today. Don't underestimate what one man and one event can do to alter everything.

Posted July 8, 2014 | 0 comments

Fishy Tales

Do we have the hunger, patience and great skill required in order to become successful fishers of men?

Posted July 5, 2014 | 0 comments

Verse of the Day

Psalms 119:105

(NUN.) Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.

Latest Comments

Norbert Z said...

So how is that idea by Nelson Mandela and the way it is presented relevant to Matthew:15:19...

Posted in Talk to the Heart

fergy said...

What about those who are jealous of you and your family and cause problems for you through lies and deception. How do you handle this in a Christian way?
Thanks

Posted in What is a good way to deal with jealousy?

James Lewis said...

Anytime I enter the decision making process without first consulting the Holy Spirit, I mess up. Moreover, like those made by Kaiser Wilhelm II, my decisions have consequences that go on for generations.

Guide my steps, O Lord. May they always point, not only myself, but everyone else with whom I may come in contact...

Posted in 100 Years After World War I: What Have We Learned?

Pamela Joan Bar... said...

That God wants us to be His children with powers and eternal life like Him is a wonderful truth. This life is the training ground for eternal joy and an immensely useful life in serving others in the age to come and on. God's Plan for our future is seldom taught in mainstream Christianity. It is taught on this site,...

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