Commentary

Is There Life After Death?

The infamous “James Gang,” Jesse with brother Frank and the younger brothers, pulled off the first train robbery in Missouri. One of the victims was a clergyman. During the robbery he offered to pray for the bunch of robbers. “I’d like to pray for you fellows,” he said.

. . . from the Pastor’s Desk

Psalm 100 (NLT): “1 Shout with joy to the Lord, all the earth! 2Worship the Lord with gladness. Come before Him, singing with joy. 3Acknowledge that the Lord is God! He made us, and we are His. We are His people, the sheep of His pasture.

Our Last Precious Memories!

A door closing, a sweet note you found in a book, your voice on the answering machine, a final text to cherish forever, a picture of you with your lovely smile... all-insignificant until they became sweet memories set down in time. These are the moments of a final goodbye we never forget.

How your family can adopt healthier digital habits

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Where Is God?

John was devoted to God. He and his family attended all the worship and Bible classes that his church held. It wasn’t mandatory, but John wanted his wife and little girl to know and to love God at least as much as he did. John believed that God would protect him and his family in all things.

Precious Memories, Oh How They Linger…

If you were to ask someone what their best and worst memories are/were, most people could probably tell you, and in detail. Although we like to focus on the ones that are happy, fun, exciting, and loving, there may be others that we would like to forget, yet somehow can't.

The Inner Voice of Love!

Have you ever felt extremely sad, abandoned, unloved, and all of a sudden received an insight that gives you temporary relief from your anguish?

. . . from the Pastor’s Desk

Missionary and pastor Rev. Earl Lee wrote a short treatise called The Cycle of Victorious Living. The book is based on Psalm 37:1-8. He describes how we are called to not Fret or Worry, but rather, we are to COMMIT, TRUST, DELIGHT, and REST in the Lord.