It might be clearer to us today to ask, “Who is your boss? Is sin the boss of your life or is Jesus the boss of your life?”
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Karen S. Roberts is a writer who has authored several books and who edits and manages websites.
Let’s Press Toward the Mark!
Sometimes we lose sight of where God wants to take us in life. I’m not talking about a physical location,
Continue readingEver Feel Orphaned?
Fount Shults has experience in helping people who may or may not realize that they’ve been affected by a spiritual
Continue readingSculpture Speaks of Unity in Christ
Our friend Chuck Tryon is a missionary, along with his wife Sue, serving with Operation Mobilization. Although Chuck is a
Continue readingNo Other Book Is Like the Bible
When these books are placed alongside the Bible, the contrast is indeed very obvious!
Continue readingThe Battle for This Website
Nightmarish thoughts of having to copy and paste every article on the site and start from scratch in building three years worth of posts all over again started playing in my mind.
Continue readingIt’s Time to Forgive
The enemy of our souls would love to have us be so taken up in thinking about how people have hurt us that we become ineffective in our walk with God.
Continue readingA Wedding Toast
Today the two of you are standing at the top of a hill, looking back on the paths which have
brought you to this point.
Should We Join Unbelievers in Doing “Christian” Deeds?
Our dilemma was combating the idea of secular humanism – the belief that people can have morals or be ethical without God. In a world where the significance of the Good News of Jesus Christ is diluted to the point of equality with other religions, even by some in the church, our group took seriously the charge to keep the Truth in the forefront of everything we do.
Continue readingHow Do People End Up in Ministry?
Often people start out by serving in their church, by going on a short term missions project, or by working at a summer job in which they have opportunities to minister to people. Over time, they find that God is transitioning them out of what they used to do and is leading them into ministry as a career.
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