Monthly Archives: February 2019

REVELATION COMING ATTRACTIONS Revelation 1:4-8 The Book of Revelation is an amazing book.  It is also a very complex book.  There are many twists, turns and rapid plot developments in its pages.  This book contains all the elements of a great thriller.  In its … Continue reading →

by Karen Icenhour Darkness Isn’t Good Darkness isn’t good, whenever it takes place, It causes men to panic in every type of way; But when light shines, however small it may be, It helps our vision and ability to see! … Continue reading →

Once years ago there was a little girl in an institution who was almost like a wild beast. The workers at the institution had written her off as hopeless. An elderly nurse believed there was hope for the child, however. … Continue reading →

thanks ODB Frank, Ted, and I were fishing for bluegill on Rice Lake in Ontario, Canada. We were on a pontoon boat, and the fish were really biting. Busy baiting and hooking, we slowly became aware that the action had … Continue reading →

By David Jeremiah  And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him. Genesis 2:18 The family is God’s idea. In fact, it’s His primary idea. Civil government and … Continue reading →

From Karen’s daughter:  Keep my momma in your prayers Tomorrow as she goes for her 5th and next to last chemo treatment. I know you are tired and it’s wearing on your body , you are very strong and almost … Continue reading →

From Lynn Cowell: (proverbs 31 ministries) My daughter reclined in the hammock, face in a book. She chooses to read stories based in history, where the author’s words transport her to another setting when life seemed grander. She often says, … Continue reading →

Thanks Dean Robertson for this article. C.H. Spurgeon once made the statement: “Brethren, we shall not adjust our Bible to the age, but the age to the Bible.” We are living in a day and age where man is taught … Continue reading →

A week after C. S. Lewis died in 1963, colleagues and friends gathered in the chapel of Magdalen College, Oxford, England, to pay tribute to the man whose writings had fanned the flames of faith and imagination in children and … Continue reading →

Trinity Church Wall St. NY. Built 1846; they kept the doors open so people could come in, say a little prayer or just cool off. by Karen Icenhour Walking In His Steps Walking in His steps, our steps will be … Continue reading →