The Challenge of Living for Jesus: It Ain’t Easy
It Ain't Easy, The misconception that living for Jesus after salvation is easy, emphasizing the ongoing struggles with sin and the importance of faith.
It Ain't Easy, The misconception that living for Jesus after salvation is easy, emphasizing the ongoing struggles with sin and the importance of faith.
A house holds memories, but true connection lies in relationships and faith, as opposed to buildings or structures We are the Bride of Christ.
Cows! The article emphasizes the importance of guarding one's heart against Satan, using a cow's memory of an unlatched gate as an analogy.
Preacher Jack’s Kids Preacher Jack's kids; Their age is around the half-century mark. They were raised in a small country church called Falling Creek. Some are in heaven today, but most still make their mark on the world. They are a small but highly privileged group. They were and…
The Church Wheel illustrates that God is central, uniting church members as spokes to support ministry and impact the world positively.
In the book of James, we read that “Faith without works is dead”. The message is this; it is useless to brag on God if you won’t do what He says. You are not a child of God if you will not let Him change your life, your mind, your speech, your actions, and your attitudes. And one day you will hear God say, “ Depart I never knew you.”
Saint Valentine, imprisoned for defying Emperor Claudius II's anti-marriage laws, symbolizes the struggle for traditional marriage in today's society.
The Ten Commandments of Marriage prioritize your spouse, honoring each other, safeguarding dignity, and love guided by biblical principles.
Psalm 127 Unless the LORD builds the house, They labor in vain who build it; Unless the LORD guards the city, The watchman stays awake in vain. It is vain for you to rise up early, To sit up late, To eat the bread of sorrows; For so He gives…
The sanctity of human life is under threat, with government-sanctioned abortions and potential euthanasia reflecting a culture prioritizing convenience.