Last weekend was difficult for me. It was filled with joy and sadness as the Ambassador Bible Center came to a close at graduation and all my classmates started new directions in their lives.
I saw most of them off and came home to our apartment that was empty except for a few of my things. I finished packing my belongings and as I was handing the keys to the manager’s office, I wasn’t sure what God wanted me to think of it all. It was a sobering moment for me and in tears I asked God to give me strength and comfort amidst all of this sudden change.
When we bought a new house last summer, I was delighted by the enormous rose bush in the front yard. All summer long, it boasts bright pink blossoms that spread their scent across the entire yard. The only time that the rose bush isn't a delight to me is when I have to prune it, a task that must be done regularly.
Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread are seven weeks past and we are almost finished in the counting toward Pentecost. God’s Holy Days are rich in meaning and anticipation as we rehearse them once again – each of them unique in what they picture and adding to what has gone before. The upcoming Feast of Pentecost is no different in these regards.
Every parent wants their child to have a healthy financial future. Telling a child about the difficulties that debt will bring into their life may not make as great an impact as teaching the child through example. At times parents can say one thing, but teach another through their own actions.
Having just returned from a three week vacation, I was out of touch with world events. As I was musing on what to write about, it soon became obvious what is currently a hot button topic—at least in the United States.
Rayski, if y read my post, never did I say that we weren't supposed to dress modestly, we should, but to say the bible says to wear ankle length skirts and turtle necks is not accurate. We should be modest, and I believe tht means being reasonably covered. My post was mostly directed toward the idea of "sloppiness...
Thanks Sherrie..You are of course totally right.. The decisions of life must be made by a mind that has (to use a computer analogy) downloaded the Bible. God's law is the roadmap to true happyness. It is my prayer that my mind would be changed to be more like God's with everyday.
Every pro homosexual I've ever heard talk only speaks against the Old Testament. It's as if they don't know that the practice is prohibited all over the Bible. One guy said that if we were to obey the law in Leviticus, should be stone people too. He said this of course to try to demean the words written in...
Hello again Keith,
Let's see if I can answer you.
Rev 20: 5 says "the rest of the dead did not live again until the 1000 years were finished." Who are "the rest of the dead"?
Verse 4 has just told us that some people "beheaded for their witness to Jesus and for the word of God...