Time is swiftly passing, but rather than trying to deny it, we should welcome and celebrate it because it brings us closer to our salvation.
01/12/2005 by Patrick D. Odum
We must live our burden, passion, and vision if we are to honor God.
01/09/2005 by Mike Barres
Sometimes we have to take a break from all the information overload!
01/06/2005 by Rubel Shelly
The New Year's resolutions that we committed to keep begin in earnest today and they won't be possible without the help of God because there are no simple changes.
01/03/2005 by Phil Ware
At the start of a New Year, let's make a commitment to remember the meaning of the Lord's Supper and Jesus' sacrifice.
01/01/2005 by Bill Sherrill
Little things mean a great deal during the Christmas season. Let's not forget to do them.
12/13/2004 by Phil Ware
Only God can bring new life with refreshment through his holy spirit.
12/08/2004 by Bruce Wadd
So often we get behind and don't know how to catch up; how about listening to God and what he tells us?
11/29/2004 by Phil Ware
God will make us new and give us knew bodies when Christ comes again.
07/03/2004 by Randy Becton
God wants us to be courageous and strong as we enter into the areas or territory in our lives.
05/31/2004 by Phil Ware
Leaving is not forever for Christians and good-bye is just see you later.
03/08/2004 by Phil Ware
Real change, true transformation, will not occur in our lives until we relinquish control completely to the Lord and the power of his Spirit.
01/05/2004 by Phil Ware
While we don't know where the New Year will take us, God will be leading the way and will equip us to face all that we will face both good and bad.
12/31/2003 by Johnnie Ann Burgess Gaskill
The start of the New Year offers us a new start to do it better.
12/30/2003 by Tom Norvell
With the dying embers of a fire, we are reminded of two life choices: letting our passions, hopes, and dreams slip away or having them burst into flame and reigniting us for the New Year.
12/29/2003 by Phil Ware
We all say things we truly mean, but we prove ourselves unfaithful to our commitments and can't follow through with our promises; it's then that Jesus' words and Peter's reply become doubly important.
11/30/2003 by Tom Norvell
God has given us a new name and a new identity to go with his purposes; let's not let the world stick us with any of our old names.
11/07/2003 by Patrick D. Odum