Are you glad the election is over—and with it, the barrage of TV ads filled with charges, countercharges, and ugly accusations?
And isn’t it wonderful to get a break from emails and text messages about the candidates who will save America? Continue reading
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“A faithful Christian does not have to enjoy everything that happens in life, but can find a reason to rejoice, pray, and give thanks in every circumstance,” posted Mark Posey on the Facebook page Pulpit Preview.
Today’s blog post is based on a chart he posted, which he suggested preachers use as a good Thanksgiving sermon. Continue reading
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Today’s facebook Friday from the page of Brad Harrub, needs to be read slowly, thoughtfully, prayerfully, and with personal application,
Read it in view of 2 Corinthians 13:5,–“Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith. Test yourselves. Do you not know yourselves, that Jesus Christ is in you?—unless indeed you are disqualified.” Continue reading
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Last week my friend and preaching colleague, Wilson Adams, shared a Facebook post that no doubt resonates with many people—including many Christians.
Consider Wilson’s words in light of Scripture and a few pertinent observations.
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My Facebook friend and sister in Christ, Jackie Owens Bennett, recently shared a short post prompting some food for thought for today’s Facebook Friday.
Here’s the post, followed by some appropriate Bible passages and a few comments. Continue reading
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Today’s Facebook Friday draws on a serious post from my friend and preaching colleague, Mark McCrary.
Mark’s observations concern the sexual assault allegations at Cornell University currently in the news. I will spare you the disturbing details, but this link provides background.
Whether you’re familiar with the case or not, his admonitions deserve our attention. Continue reading
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My friend, preaching colleague, and fellow Hoosier, Max Dawson, writes a wonderful weekly column about Kingdom Leaders. Recently, he posted a lesson we can learn from a man outside the Kingdom. It’s a powerful example of how to deal with conflict, be a voice of reason, and pursue peace.
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On the Facebook page Mindful Christianity, there is a graphic of a man holding an umbrella for a woman walking in the rain, with this caption:
The world is changed less
by what we argue—and
more by the kindness
we quietly live. Continue reading
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Today’s Facebook Friday posted by author Vadim Kurkin offers a simple story with a profound lesson. It’s about marriage, love, and personal responsibility. It’s worth reading all the way to the end. Continue reading
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With the recent passing of 96-year-old Sewell Hall, a well-known preacher among our brethren, much has been posted on social media regarding his life, ministry, and influence. I came across this article on Facebook by Sewell, with a probing and penetrating question: “Are We Secularizing Our Children?”
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