Where is God?
Ronnie Wyatt
A couple had two little boys, ages eight and ten, who were excessively mischievous. The two were always getting into trouble and their parents could be confident that if any mischief occurred in their town, their two young sons were involved in some capacity. The parents were at their wit's end as to what to do about their sons' behavior.
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God Is in the Small Stuff
By Joy Thomas
When you are a single parent, the stress of everyday life can be overwhelming. Even when you are married, a husband can't always be there when you need him. What a difference it makes when the door opens and Jesus walks in to make his home with you! One of the first things I noticed was I couldn't use bad words anymore. I knew He could hear everything I said. I no longer had any privacy, because He was watching me. I laughed the first time I felt He was in the bathroom with me.
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Sixty is the New Forty
January 19, 2024 by admin
Filed under Family Focus
By Jane Thornton
Sixty is the new forty, right? That’s what I like to tell myself, anyway, as I begin the final approach to fifty. This philosophy would put me in my twenties. That sounds right since I like to keep a young, vital self-image frozen in my subconscious, avoiding mirrors that remind me of its frailty.
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Finding the Truth
January 18, 2024 by admin
Filed under Faith, Faith Articles
Jennifer Kearson
As stated in the Bible, Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life.” Recently, I overheard a conversation my minister was saying about a young man who had gone off to college to find his path. This young man decided to take a religious course. I wasn’t sure exactly what particular course this was, but I assumed it was based on world religions. Regardless, the professor insisted Jesus was not the way to eternal life. Basically, the professor said Jesus was a joke or some faker! If Jesus is so great, then how come our life is so messed up? Why do we not get what we want, when we want it?
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Is There Evidence of the Hebrews in Egypt?
By R. J. Gunter
Every book I have ever read on the subject of Biblical Archeology seems to leave a big gap for the 400 years that the Hebrews were enslaved in Egypt. Most time periods after that seem to be well documented with photos of pottery, tools, and remains of dwellings. However, if the book includes a chapter on Egypt, there will usually be a lot of color photos of the pyramids, mummies, and paintings found on Egyptian tomb walls. There will never be any evidence of the Hebrew culture discussed or pictured. Why is this? Archeology always proves the Bible, doesn’t it?
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