The Proper Use of Both Spiritual & National Liberty On November 19, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln, opened his famous Gettysburg Address with these words, “Four-score and seven years ago, (now 230 years ago) our fathers brought forth on this continent … Read More
Have you ever had a dispute where no one took your side, or where no one was available to represent you on your behalf? Where no one would come forth to be your advocate? (An advocate is a person who … Read More
Man holds grudges. When we do wrong to our fellow man and then repent and apologize, often it is the case that the one we have wronged will say “I forgive you.” and will go ahead and hold a grudge … Read More
Come Early, Be Loud, Stay Late, and Wear Orange Are you getting the most out of your relationship with God and with His children? Many times I have heard Christians complain that they feel as if some members of their … Read More
There is an old truism that we are not to put our trust in man, because man will disappoint us in the end. Men are fallible, subject to temptation and often give in to sin. If our faith, our trust, … Read More