Holland: Celebrating the glorious incarnation
Christ is called Emanuel, which means, "God is with us," and we are so grateful that Jesus came to save us!

Christ is called Emanuel, which means, "God is with us," and we are so grateful that Jesus came to save us!

Most people have read or at least heard of a man named Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882).

I'm reminded again of the quote from Scott Fitzgerald, "You do not write because you want to say something; you write because you have something to say."

Have you noticed that much of the time God works to accomplish his will and not ours?

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays, but between the large, delicious meals and the distractions, it's easy to forget how much we have to be thankful for.

We have been discussing the need for Christians to be continuously willing to examine their biased opinions about life and the Bible.

This past week was the official time we honor and remember our veterans from all wars, and we appreciate their service and sacrifices every day of the year.

The foundation of the Christian faith, along with the hope of eternal salvation in the next life, is based on the torturous death and glorified resurrection of the only perfect individual we know as Jesus Christ.

Even with something as simple as praying and reading the Bible every day, it's a challenge even to those who are determined and sincerely seeking God's divine guidance.

Everyone knows there is an abundance of chaos, disagreement and anger in this nation and around the globe.
