Monthly Archives: July 2021

From “Turning Point” with David Jeremiah …the truth of the gospel, which has come to you, as it has also in all the world, and is bringing forth fruit. Colossians 1:5-6 As a young man, Anthony Rossi emigrated from Italy. … Continue reading →

No Sweet Potatoes: A stockboy is stacking fruit on a display, when a lady asks “Do you have any sweet potatoes? ” The stockboy replies “Sorry ma’am, we are out of sweet potatoes, but we will be getting a shipment … Continue reading →

THE BLOOD OF CHRIST    Hebrews 9:11-14 A.  A Better Covenant; A Better Tabernacle; A Better High Priest; and a Better Blood!  This is what chapter 9 is all about!  For thousands of years, an earthly high priest slew an earthly … Continue reading →

Fearlessly Facing Eternity by Max Lucado Joe Allbright is a fair and fearless West Texas rancher, a square-jawed, rawboned man with a neck by Rawlings. In Andrews County, where I was raised, everyone knew him. One of Joe’s sons, James, … Continue reading →

by Karen Icenhour We Learn In The Valley We learn in the valley, to let Him guide us along, To let His grace & mercy make our spirit strong; Even when we might become weary & weak, He hears in … Continue reading →

“Cease not to cry unto the Lord our God.”   1 Sam. 7:8 SAMUEL was famous for his prayers. They are repeatedly referred to in the brief record of his life. In the Psalms he is spoken of as the … Continue reading →

Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross, was said to never hold grudges. One day someone reminded her of an offense that another person had committed against her. “Don’t you remember?” the friend pressed. “No,” Barton replied. “I distinctly … Continue reading →

MOMMY’S PRIDE Two men sank into adjacent train seats after a long day in the city. One asked the other, “Your son go back to college yet?””Two days ago.” “Hmm. Mine’s a senior this year, so it’s almost over. In … Continue reading →

The Dispensation of the Grace of God Ephesians 3:1-6 A. As we begin this lesson, it is of the utmost importance that we understand the term “dispensation of the grace of God.” Miriam-Webster defines a dispensation as: a general state … Continue reading →

Eternal Life By Charles Stanley Each of us has a sin debt that we owe to God, but we’ve got no way to pay for it. None of our solutions—living a moral life, being religious, or doing more good deeds—can … Continue reading →