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"Jesus Wept"

  1. 15th July 2020
  2. Josh Lyons

Jesus was often moved with compassion for those in need. Will you learn from His example?

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How to Deal With a Spoiled Child

  1. 11th July 2020
  2. Gerald E. Weston

The recent attempt to set up a separatist country within Seattle in Washington State has failed, but was it a total loss? Yes, it’s true that four people were shot, including two young black men who died, and there were reports of rape. Vigilante justice was meted out for anyone caught stealing a cell phone, even if it was later found to have been misplaced. It...

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Consider the Ant and Be Wise

  1. 08th July 2020
  2. Justin D. Ridgeway

Storms, wildfires, earthquakes, and other natural disasters have frequently dominated the news over the past several years. These catastrophes cause massive power outages, food shortages, and billions of dollars in damages to personal lives and property. Do we see these events, and think to ourselves, “Wow! I am glad that didn’t happen to me!” or are we asking...

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Our Independence

  1. 04th July 2020
  2. Roger Meyer

July 4 is the day the United States celebrates its independence. Many nations throughout history have fought for their independence and have set aside days to mark their attainment of it. Is independence and self-rule the real answer to mankind’s search for peace and happiness? Sometimes, when injustice or oppression, either real or perceived, becomes too great...

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A House Divided Cannot Stand

  1. 01st July 2020
  2. Jonathan Bueno

“A house divided cannot stand,” I said to the gentleman across from me in the Firestone waiting area. We had talked for over an hour as we watched the news on TV. It didn’t seem that long as we shared several things in common: an interest in history, gratitude for having grown up and lived in the United States, mutual displeasure with current events, and even a...

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A Time Like No Other

  1. 27th June 2020
  2. Lehman B. Lyons Jr.

Do you have special memories of “the good old days?” Were they safer? More innocent, somehow? Many who grew up in former decades, especially the sixties, the fifties, and earlier—do remember: things were different! It’s not just wishful thinking and fond memories, distorted by time.

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Are You Easily Offended?

  1. 24th June 2020
  2. Roger Meyer

We all get offended at one time or another. And, very likely, we have offended someone ourselves. What does God want us to know about offenses? One of the meanings of the word “offense” is “being annoyed or feeling resentment towards someone who has insulted or disregarded us.” People say or do things that hurt and anger us, whether inadvertently or...

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Jeremiah 6:16: Seeking “The Old Paths”

  1. 20th June 2020
  2. J. Davy Crockett III

Twitter is a popular way to communicate in this age of social media. In a few words, a person or organization can put out opinions, random thoughts, political positions, personal philosophy, or simply go on a rant about some pet peeve or complaint. In a matter of moments, these ideas can be “blasted” around the world. This popular, wide-open forum of...

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Is “The Big One” Coming?

  1. 17th June 2020
  2. Roger Meyer

News reports occasionally feature "The Big One"—the expectation of an earthquake of mammoth magnitude wreaking widespread destruction. What did Jesus say about earthquakes? Does the Bible foretell a massive earthquake striking the Earth in the last days?

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The Great Riot

  1. 13th June 2020
  2. Jonathan Bueno

They came from many miles away, descending on the agreed-upon location. The many peoples gathered together as a raging throng. They brought with them an impressive array of guns and firepower. Their goal was simple: to resist perceived oppression. Even more—to throw off the rule of their masters. In their minds, they had suffered enough at the hands of this...

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