Making A Difference- When it Counts
We all from time to time come to a place of not knowing what to do. People who do not know what to do often make rash decisions and rush into actions which later bring regret and disappointment. Lets see Continue reading What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do
There was once a poem written by Myra Welch Brooks “The Touch of the Master’s Hand” is the inspiration for this post along with the help of my Dad’s sermon outline “The Touch of the Master” We will be looking Continue reading The Touch of the Master
As we set our clocks back an hour tonight, another season is upon us. I am reflecting back on this past season; I think to myself, did I do all I could have, did I accomplish my goals, and more Continue reading The Time Clock is Ticking
Do you ever try to remember someone’s name and draw a blank? How about those times when you search high and low for your keys? Or, the times when you have to go back to the room you just left Continue reading 4 Ways to Sharpening Your Mind and Memory
Whether you are teaching a class or preaching topically or expositionally, you should know the needs of your people. Thinking through their real and potential needs will help you prepare applications for your teaching or sermons that really hit home. Continue reading Three Ways to Find Applications for Your Class or Congregation
On October 24, 1961- President Lincoln relieved Gen. John C. Freemont front command of the Department of the West (headquartered in Missouri) and replaced him with Gen. David Hunter . What was his cardinal mistake ? During his four years as Continue reading The Cardinal Mistake Many Leaders Make
The Jealous Eagle There is a fable of an eagle which could outfly another, and the other didn’t like it. The latter saw a sportsman one day, and said to him— “I wish you would bring down that eagle.” The Continue reading The Jealous Eagle
“Water! Water!” After one of the great battles in the Civil War we were coming down the Tennessee River with a company of wounded men. It was in the spring of the year, and the water was not clear. You Continue reading “Water! Water!”
I love this story of two 90-year-old women, Rosie and Barbie, who had been friends their entire lives. When it was clear that Rosie was dying, Barbie visited her every day. One day, Barbie said, “Rosie, we both loved Continue reading Softball in Heaven
As we celebrate Christmas today,let us reflect on reason for the season. Reading of the Christmas Story 1 And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be Continue reading Daily Devotion December 25
