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“Don’t judge, lest you be judge with the same measure.”  Jesus said it and we believe it.  But when we see our beloved believer live a life that is contrary God and what He says, as along with evidence that … Continue reading →

Who would you rather work for and alongside? People who care enough about you to confront you when you do things that will cause you to crash or those who never tell you when you get it right and say … Continue reading →

In our lifetime, Randy and I have been in a position of receiving guidance from pastors who cared for our lives.  As we grew in our faith we became the “helpers” as pastors and mentors of others.  So, we get … Continue reading →

It was Visitation Night.  The “saved young people” were paired with mature believers. We first gathered as a group to pray for those we would visit to have open hearts and willing minds to hear our testimony of who Jesus … Continue reading →

Only Jesus who was without sin could be the sacrifice for all the sins of the world.  Only Jesus makes us right with God while demonstrating the extent of His love for us by allowing himself to be crucified, taking … Continue reading →

Everyone Paul meets gets a letter of encouragement afterwards.  Paul is so passionate and confident in all that God will provide to trusting believers in Jesus, that He must remind all of the benefits of knowing, trusting, and obeying God … Continue reading →

Let Him turn it in your favorWatch Him work it for your goodHe’s not done with what He’s startedHe’s not done until it’s good Hello, peacehello, joyHello, loveHello, strengthhello, hope, It’s a new horizon (“Fear Is Not my Future”; By … Continue reading →

Being a recipient of passionately committed pastors and then being a called and devoted ministry leader myself in my growing up years into adulthood; I understand and appreciate the words of Pastor Paul to all his friends in his journey … Continue reading →

“…in order to keep me from becoming conceited, I was given a thorn in my flesh, a messenger of Satan, to torment me. Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for … Continue reading →

“You’ll catch more bees with honey than vinegar,” said Grandma quietly as she overheard her grandkids’ conversation that was filled with sarcasm and gossip while mocking people we didn’t like being around.  This behavior became our sport when we had … Continue reading →