Bible. Faith. Life.
Bible. Faith. Life.
faith
We just celebrated the 4th of July, and I was reminded that independence runs through our veins. Our country was built on the desire to be independent. We’re taught to be strong and climb that ladder of success. We teach this to our children, don’t we? We want them to grow up to be independent. Dependence Doesn’t Come Naturally Independence …
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It’s the month of Father’s Day. On June 20th families will scramble to buy Dad a grill, tie, or fishing pole. It’s a good day for most. It’s time to celebrate the men in our lives, but sometimes loss of our dads or the lack of a good dad can put a hamper on the holiday. Not all of us …
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I passed by a sign one day that said, “Fear is contagious, but hope is too.” That’s fitting for our current world situation. So many are afraid, and I know some are losing hope even though it seems we are getting closer to the end of the pandemic. But hope is needed in many areas of life. Pandemic or not, …
Bite of Bread, Name of God, prayer, Uncategorized, Word Study
I don’t think the world has ever collectively felt the need to pray as we do now. Perhaps in past war times, depressions, or other pandemics, but not in recent decades. So many need our prayers. Governing authorities from our local and state governments to our federal law makers need prayer. Our neighbors, friends, and coworker need our prayers. It’s …
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It’s that time of year. The time of hearts, candy, and red roses, the month of love. Some of us hate it, dread it, wish we could skip to March. Let’s face it, February can be painful unless our focus is on something or someone better which is the plan for this post. The plan for this year is all …
