Monthly Archives: January 2020

ECCLESIASTES  4 OBJECTIVES IN STUDYING THIS CHAPTER 1) To reflect upon the writer’s observations gleaned from his search for the purpose of life under the sun 2) To consider the vanity of skillful work, isolation, and popularity 3) To appreciate … Continue reading →

Self-Reliance: An Unwise Habit By Charles Stanley Imagine walking through a crowded airport. You cannot move without bumping into someone. You’re late for your flight, and the wheels just broke on your over-packed suitcase. With no other option, you’re forced … Continue reading →

This is the prayer my heart has for America. In Him, Karen Icenhour Oh God, Heal America Oh God, heal America, we need the touch of Thy hand, You’re the One who changes what we need in our land; She has … Continue reading →

An American racing enthusiast entered his horse in a British steeplechase. Just before the race began, he slipped his horse a white pellet. The Duke of Marlborough, who was serving as steward, caught the owner in the act and objected. … Continue reading →

Now his parents went to Jerusalem every year at the feast of the passover. And when he was twelve years old, they went up to Jerusalem after the custom of the feast. And when they had fulfilled the days, as … Continue reading →

A small bird got into the store today, it was flying everywhere trying to find a way out. Customers tried to catch it, employees tried to caught it, but if would always fly away. I had to go up stairs … Continue reading →

ECCLESIASTES 3 In the first two chapters, the writer described the extent of his  search for the purpose of life under the sun.  In this chapter, and the three to follow, he shares observations gleaned during the course of his … Continue reading →

Ringing Reminders By Bill Crowder The clock tower at Westminster, which contains the bell known as Big Ben, is an iconic landmark in London, England. It is traditionally thought that the melody of the tower chimes was taken from the tune of “I … Continue reading →

Christ Is The Answer Christ is the Answer to any question we ask, He’s the perfect Son of God, the First & the Last; He died on Calvary’s cross to cover all our sin, The blood He shed back then … Continue reading →

Job 42:16 After this lived Job an hundred and forty years, and saw his sons, and his sons’ sons, even four generations.17 So Job died, being old and full of days. The book of Job ends on a note of contentment … Continue reading →