Living on Purpose: God is not only watching, but he intervenes
Late one stormy London night in 1763, a man filled with despair was determined to end his life.
Late one stormy London night in 1763, a man filled with despair was determined to end his life.
Have you considered that worry and anxiety are issues we can control?
I stumbled upon this story a while back that has been retold many times. As I read it again recently, it caused me to think about God's love, which cannot be measured or fully comprehended, and I wanted to share it with you today. It's listed as an allegorical short story called "To Sacrifice a Son," written by Dennis E. Hensley. It was first published in a Michigan Baptist Bulletin in 1967.
Recently, I spoke about a wonderful man who is a member of our church. If you recall, he has just turned 95 years young. His name is Charlie, and since then I've had the privilege to spend some time with him.
Growing older is not an excuse to stop advancing in our faith and our prayers.

I dedicate much of my writing to providing positive and encouraging words of hope and inspiration, but I also must be truthful: We are growing older.

Jesus Christ loves you, and he desires to spend quiet time with you. Our heavenly Father beckons you to draw near to him and promises that he will respond with compassion.

Let's continue the conversation about those who occasionally think about what their life might have been like had they made different choices.

The other day I was speaking with a person I've known most of my life, and he asked me if I could go back in time and live my life again, what would change.

Last week we talked about how desperately we need to reach all children for Christ, and I still have much to say on the matter.
