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Colossians 3
Talent is God given. Be humble. Fame is man-given. Be grateful. Conceit is self-given. Be careful. John Wooden John Wooden is known as an amazing basketball coach who won ten National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) national championships in a 12-year… Continue Reading →
The role of a parent is a great privilege and a great responsibility. The Apostle Paul realized that strong churches are comprised of strong families so he gave this advice to parents as he instructed the churches: Fathers, do not… Continue Reading →
Do you treat your children the way you treat yourself? At times we can be our own worst critics. The way we condemn and belittle ourselves can create a vicious cycle of self condemnation. Do you believe what God says… Continue Reading →
The early Christians did not say in dismay, “Look what the world has come to,” but in delight, “Look what has come to the world!” Carl F. H. Henry It can be easy for us to dwell upon the negative… Continue Reading →
The book of Genesis presents a striking truth — work was part of paradise. For many people, work has a negative connotation. We must realize that work can bring a sense of purpose of meaning to our lives. Work can… Continue Reading →
The short-term easy leads to the long-term difficult, while the short-term difficult leads to the long-term easy. There is a temptation to take the easy route and enjoy instant gratification, but we must remember that delayed gratification often carries the… Continue Reading →
What type of preparations would you make if a world famous dignitary was coming to your home? At a minimum, you would thoroughly clean your home as you seek to make your best impression. In our service to God, do… Continue Reading →
This morning I heard Steve Inskeep of NPR interview Jerry Falwell Jr., president of Liberty University, at the Republican National Convention. Inskeep asked Falwell about his support for Donald Trump, especially considering Trump’s personal life. Falwell responded, “Well, I think… Continue Reading →
When you were young the only person you needed to be concerned about was yourself. As you grew older your responsibilities increased. I remember sitting in my Naval Leadership course in college and my instructor saying, “Next year you’re going… Continue Reading →
I have just returned from an overseas trip. It’s always an adventure to experience other cultures as you meet new people and see the world from a different perspective. As you travel overseas you realize there are many aspects of… Continue Reading →
