Article: The Christmas Story as Told by Children
Maybe you have seen this before and maybe you haven’t. Either way, this video is precious and heartwarming. I hope this puts you into the mood for Christmas! God bless you!
Pr. Ben
Maybe you have seen this before and maybe you haven’t. Either way, this video is precious and heartwarming. I hope this puts you into the mood for Christmas! God bless you!
Pr. Ben
One of my favorite songs (and I have a lot of them) is “Blessed Be Your Name.” No, not your name, God’s Name. Why? I am reminded of Psalm 18:3 as the reason why. I call to the Lord, who is worthy of praise. God is the reason for everything, and the gift of Jesus…
Original Source: http://pastors.com/4-reasons-people-reluctant-visit-church/ 4 Reasons People Are Reluctant to Visit Your Church and What to Do About It By Rick Warren Before I started Saddleback church 34 years ago, I spent 12 weeks going door-to-door in our area trying to discover the answers to that important question. The answers I got were not at all…
For me, the journey towards the cross and the empty tomb of Jesus involves humility. Why? Because he acts on our behalf. Jesus does something for us that we can’t do for ourselves. I can’t absolve myself of sin without the death and resurrection of Jesus. I need what he so graciously did for me….
Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, preaching the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Matthew 9:35-36 This is a typical Bible passage about…
The earliest writings in the New Testament come from Paul’s first letter to the church in Thessalonica. We commonly call it 1Thessalonians. Most agree it was written somewhere close to 50AD. Less than 20 years after the resurrection of Jesus. If you read this short letter, you will see the affection Paul has for the…
Dr. Travis Bradberry is the foremost expert on “Emotional Intelligence.” Most of us know about IQ (intelligence quotient) but everyone also possesses some level of EQ (emotional quotient). It is quite possible that being emotionally healthy is more important than “how smart you are.” Emotionally healthy people are happier people. In Dr. Bradberry’s latest article…