The old gospel hymn says, "Only a step to Jesus, Then why not take it now?" If it's good for the lost, it's doubly good for the child of God. There isn't one good reason to stay away from Him. When I remember how much I cost Him, I know He doesn't want me to waste one...
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Fireside Friday: Tender-hearted, Generous-hearted (repost)
Grace gives us too much, which should result in generosity to others. Generosity should result in gratitude, and gratitude in giving glory to God. How's that for a cosmic chain reaction?
Mini-Message Monday: The Last Chicken Salad
Ever reach for the last donut...or chicken salad? Here's a story that will provide you food for thought...
Fireside Friday: Heavenly Harvest (repost)
This is a classic strategy of the Heavenly Farmer. Yes, in John 15:1, Jesus calls His Father the Farmer (georgos, literally, “earth-worker"). A shoeshine boy plants one seed in the upturned soil of a troubled heart. The harvest is breathtaking. The moral is obvious:...
A Message of Hope
Note: The audio from this video is the same as last week's Mini Message Monday. However, we felt the need to prepare a different version of the video as a tool that you can share with your friends and family. Please watch and share.
Fireside Friday – Henry Suso: Falsely Accused But Faithful
An inspiring incident from the life of 14th century mystic, Henry Suso and a lesson about bearing with false accusations.
Mini-Message Monday: Suicide: It’s Epidemic
Read the stats or listen to this homeless man who reveals a startling fact that few know about. If you (or someone you know) are on the edge of despair, listen to this message of hope!
Fireside Friday: The Reason Why
This is the story of a tract. Used mightily through two World Wars and in many thousands of lives. In 1964, the World Literature Crusade sent it to the monarch, president, or head of state in every country in the world.
Mini-Message Monday: The Miracle Seed
Here's a true story about a 108-year old man and a miraculous seed!
Fireside Friday: An Easy Misteak To Make
Christians are to speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but... You know how it goes. Like Ezra, however, we not only must give people the truth but also help them to understand (Neh 8:8).