With all the crap of this world being constantly flung in front of the public, it’s hard to believe that someone as public a figure as Ann Rice could make such a statement. But then again, “ Why not?”. More and more those who have no substantial evidence to Christianoty other than a few prophetic words [...]
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Sad Day For Christianity
Posted: July 30, 2010 in ReflectionsTags: Biden, blessing, children, christ, Christian, christians, Christmas, church, Death, depression, diet, facebook, family, fasting, friends, God, Gods Will, Grace, holy spirit, homeless, Hope, joke, life, Lord, love, McCain, music, Obama, Pain, Peace, proverbs, Psalms, relationship, Responsibility, spirituality, trust, twitter, weight loss
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The Father Of All Comfort
Posted: September 27, 2009 in ReflectionsTags: angels, assurance, compassion, healing, Hurt, iodine, Jesus, mothers, Pain, protection, Suffering, wound
ShareThis By Charles F. Stanley When I was a little boy, I sustained my share of scraped knees and stubbed toes. After my mother had evaluated the seriousness of each injury, she would bring a bottle of medicine, which I hated. When the cut was deep enough, my mother would apply iodine, which stung like [...]
Why Me? Why Now? God Has The Answer
Posted: September 18, 2009 in ReflectionsTags: accident, christ, Crash, Death, emergency, Expedition, family, fatality, Ford, friends, God, Jesus, life, Pain, PDL, Pupose Driven Life, Purpose, reflection, Suffering, Warren
Proverbs 19:21 21 Many are the plans in a man’s heart, but it is the LORD’s purpose that prevails. Thursday September 16, 2009 started out like any typical busy work day for me. I was excited about a sales meeting I was going to. I had spent many hours preparing the presentation and printed [...]
Due to the lack of a recording of my message this past weekend I have elected to post the transcript on this blog for those who want to read it. It has been adapted for legibility to the site. Enjoy! Why Bad Things Happen Since the beginning of Christianity the question has been raised, “Why [...]
