Our Divine Inheritance
The story is told of a pastor of a large congregation who one Sunday morning announced to the flock that Jesus Christ Himself, in person, was going to visit them […]
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The Great Unknown
In the early days of World War II, King George of England delivered a radio address to the world in which he recited the following few lines of poetry: And
The Ethereal Arc
If you were to visit your local public library and compare it to the library of say 20 or 30 years ago, you would notice some differences. You would find
Music To Our Ears
Some of you are old enough to remember the late, great vocalist Ella Fitzgerald. Known to millions as “The First Lady of Song,” Fitzgerald was admired for her incredible vocal
Which Way The Wind Blows
There is a story told about the Apostle John, the one who wrote “God is Love.” In the evening of his long life, he would sit for hours with his
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The Honor Of Your Presence
In a story called “By Invitation of Jesus,”1 a wealthy and powerful man, living in Washington, D.C., opens his Bible where he stumbles upon the story of Jesus dining at
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One Is The Loneliest Number
There is a bit of ancient wisdom that advises: “If you want to be happy for an hour, take a nap. If you want to be happy for a day,
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Winning Watermelons!
Hope Arkansas is a city with a least two claims to fame. Of course, it’s the birthplace of former President Bill Clinton. But you may not know that it’s also
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Love Is Something You Do
Someone has said of today’s Christians: “Too many people have just enough religion to feel uncomfortable doing wrong, but not enough religion to feel comfortable doing right.” It also has
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Right This Very Minute!
If it hasn’t started already, in just a few short weeks we will begin hearing the familiar Christmas song hit parade playing in shopping malls and businesses throughout the land.
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Heavy Burden It Is
With a healthy dose of both candor and humor, someone has said, “To err is human; to forgive, infrequent.” –1 The acclaimed author and retired pediatric surgeon Dr. Bernie Siegel
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We Are Kings
In a little story called, “Out of Order,” the author describes how he felt when he saw a young mother and her four-year-old son standing at a candy machine. The
Waffle Fries or Crinkle Cut?
As the story goes, a newly promoted corporate executive was so puffed up with pride that he couldn’t help bragging about his new title to anyone who would listen. Fed
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Children’s Sunday Sermons August 2017
Children’s Sunday Sermon August 6, 2017 Good morning boys and girls. Today I want to tell you a story about a little ant who felt like he wasn’t being treated
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Upside Down and Inside Out
It is interesting to note that Scripture offers not the slightest evidence to support any speculation about Christ’s physical appearance. We don’t know what Jesus looked like. We don’t know
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Lean On Me
The story is told of a famous monastery in Greece, perched high on a three-hundred-foot cliff. The Abbey can only be reached by a terrifying ride in a swaying basket.
Sway With God!
A young boy always concluded his bedtime prayers with a few requests. “Dear God,” he would say, “please take care of Mommy and Daddy and my brother Evan and Aunt
Come Out Of The Stands!
Around about this time every summer, some people wish that their favorite baseball team had a player who, never strikes out, never makes an error, and plays every position perfectly.
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Children’s Sunday Sermons July 2017
Children’s Sunday Sermon July 2, 2017 Good morning girls and boys. Will those of you who are perfect please raise your hand? I don’t see any hands. Isn’t anyone here
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All There Is!
More than four hundred years ago, in the great Italian center of the arts, Florence, a block of the purest marble, seventeen feet high, lay on its side gathering dust
