Grammar Can Be Fun: Imperatives and Participles Finding interesting grammatical or syntactical points doesn’t sound like much fun right? The very word grammar may cause some to be tempted to skip this article all together. When most people think of grammar they think of sentence diagramming, … [Read more...]
One-anothering: Things to do (Part 2)
[Editor's note: This is a follow-up to the articles "Our Garden of Fellowship", "One-anothering: Things not to do" and "One-anothering: Things to do"] And now let us look at six more verses on things to do in "one-anothering"... 7. DO GOOD TO ONE ANOTHER. 1 Thessalonians 5:15 - “See that no … [Read more...]
That I Have Lived
(a poem of appreciation for the elderly in our congregations) These wrinkles are the hands of time, The journeys I've been on They've seen me through a thousand days, And ev'ry victory won These fragile hands, with exposed bones, Are not a fearful sight But rather, they, my faithful … [Read more...]
“For I know the plans I have for you…”
Wow. Life. It never ceases to amaze me. We think we're headed one direction, and suddenly we're headed 180 degrees in the other direction. Honestly, I wouldn't have it any other way. So many times I've had plans that were pretty good plans, or at least I thought so at the time. And God said no. … [Read more...]
Joy
He didn't write it with a pen, Or seal it with a kiss He left all life's enticing charms, And momentary bliss To walk the road to Calvary, And feel the endless pain Thinking never of His self, But what the world might gain He didn't write it with a pen, Or seal it with a kiss He … [Read more...]
In the Sight of God
One of my favorite chapters in the New Testament is 1 Peter 3. While reading Peter’s inspired words, I could not help but dwell on the specific words in verse four that say: “…which is very precious in the sight of God.” Chapter four, verses 1-7 are a blessing to all godly women, but verse four … [Read more...]
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