Living on Purpose: Nothing can keep us from the love of God
Memories can be wonderful places to visit when they are pleasant and filled with peace and joy. On the other hand, not all of…

Memories can be wonderful places to visit when they are pleasant and filled with peace and joy. On the other hand, not all of…

We've heard the old saying that "life is not a bed of roses," as it has its ups and downs, and unfortunately, most of…

Disappointment is a familiar feeling, especially to the ambitious.

For the past two weeks, we have been discussing the afterlife and who will receive it.

Christians insist there is only one way to heaven, as salvation is associated with believing in Jesus Christ — nothing or no one else.

There is a mixture of Biblical interpretations about eternal salvation, including the idea that Jesus will save everyone.

The Lord has given most of us a good life filled with blessings, but with me, no matter how much "stuff" we accumulate, it does not bring spiritual contentment or joy.

Are we ashamed of God? Is God ashamed of us? Do we not realize that God knows our thoughts? Yes, the spiritual atmosphere within society has changed in the last 75 years, and one of the reasons is the older generations who stood fervently for God have passed on, and many of the younger ones do not have the same passion for Christ.

I was thinking the other day about how wonderful it is to have friends.

Recently, I was sitting in my office on a dreary afternoon, tapping on the keyboard and listening to the rain blowing against the window.
