Think on these things (Philippians 4:8-9)
One of the easiest ways to get discouraged in our season of life is to forget the benefits and blessings afforded us as believers. When we forget the privileges which are ours because of our relationship with Christ, we are in danger of viewing our Christian life as a duty …
From the National Institute of Health on Aging: “People are more likely to have problems with balance as they grow older. … Balance problems can be caused by certain medications or medical conditions. … A part of the inner ear called the labyrinth is responsible for balance. When the labyrinth …
From the National Center for Life and Liberty (NCLL): “The most reliable way to protect yourself and your health care interests is to designate a trusted person or team of persons (2-3) to be your health care agent(s) (sometimes called “health care surrogate” or “proxy”) who is tasked with making …
There is a spiritual famine in America’s churches today. Not a famine of God’s Word, but as Amos 8:11 says, a famine “of hearing the words of the Lord,” a refusal to hear and to heed the truths of His Word. This famine is not because we lack the quantity …
In Psalm 74, Asaph is asking God to remember His people because their enemy had devastated God’s house. He was trusting that God, who had helped destroy their enemy in the past, would not permit their reproach now. “reproached” in 74:18 is an interesting word, with clear Hebrew context, meaning, …
In Numbers 13 Israel is discouraged when God’s promises don’t come in their way and time. God had miraculously brought them from Egypt to their Promised Land. We find them in Numbers 13 just a hop-skip-jump from the land that “floweth with milk and honey.” It was all that God …
After 250 years, the United States of America is still the greatest and freest nation in the world. This does not preclude her moral failures. After 250 years, we can see the emancipation, evangelization, perdition, expectation and hopeful acceptation with God of the United States of America in Revelation 22. …
250 years ago, patriotism was alive and real unlike any time in history. Men enlisted to fight for our nation’s freedom with great honor knowing they were signing their own death warrant. Before the United States of America, no country had allowed its citizens to stand up against them and …
From the NCLL (National Center for Life and Liberty): “Your will may be changed as often as you wish and should be reviewed when any major life circumstances occur, or, if there are no major changes, at least every five years. If the change you desire to make is relatively …
From the National Institute of Health on Aging: “Smells can keep you safe. … You must be able to detect smoke, gas leaks, spoiled food, and vapors from potentially dangerous household chemicals to keep yourself and other members of your household safe. Some injuries and illnesses can cause a long-lasting …
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