Christianity From the HeartChristianity From the Heart
Any avid student of God’s word understands that Matthew 22:37 is, undoubtedly, one of the most significant and central verses in the entire Bible. Due to the fact that Christ in
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Christian Economics – Part 2Christian Economics – Part 2
Similarly, Christianity defines the profit motive as a matter of vocation. In keeping with their basic sociologies, capitalists emphasize enlightened selfishness and socialists a revolutionary selflessness but neither accurately expresses the
Christian Economics – Part 1Christian Economics – Part 1
While we often envision ourselves living in an unimaginably vast and incredible universe, we can’t help but recognize the finiteness of our own existence. As our desire for satisfaction and
Voting With GodVoting With God
As we have said before, no two subjects cause greater consternation among people than religion and politics. For the Christian, however, civics is and should always be an essentially spiritual
Give Me Just a Little More TimeGive Me Just a Little More Time
“Give Me Just A Little More Time” One of the more beloved songs that we sing at my home congregation is the song “Give Me Just A Little More Time”.
He Is Worthy!He Is Worthy!
He Is Worthy! Whenever I travel, one of the things I always do, like many people do when traveling, is take some reading material with me. Not too long
Diligent ChristianityDiligent Christianity
Diligent Christianity By: Sam Barclay In 1997, a man named Michael Drosnin wrote a popular book called “The Bible Code”. In his book Drosnin
The Joy of BaptismThe Joy of Baptism
The last few months have been exciting for our congregation: five people have been immersed into Christ (see Rom 6:3)! Though baptism is not a subject most people get excited
Biblical CivicsBiblical Civics
It is safe to say that no two subjects cause greater consternation among humans than religion and politics. Instead of seeking to understand the reasons for this, though, many have
Resolve to ReadResolve to Read
The beginning of a new year is a time for reflection, renewal and, well, reading. It may seem corny, but reading your Bible through in a year (or at least daily,
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