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Category Archives: family
Remember
Recently I visited the congregation where I was converted almost five decades ago. The occasion was to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the congregation in that small town. As I sat there, so many memories came to mind. I thought … Continue reading
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Is the United States GOD’S chosen nation today?
To address the question above let’s consider what is in a name. We will begin by visiting the Old Testament. The nation of Israel was GOD’S chosen people in the Old Testament. With the name of Israel, this nation literally … Continue reading
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Welcome Home
Lift up you basement doors. We have often said how much of a refuge we consider our home to be. Through the years at times our days have been very stressful. But as we turn into the drive at home, … Continue reading
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Adoption
I never really gave much thought to couples when they adopted a child. Oh sure, I thought it was a good thing but I just didn’t give it much thought. I remember my high school English teacher and her husband … Continue reading
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Man and His GOD
Proverbs 20:24 A man’s steps are of the LORD In our quest to use Proverbs 20 to define the characteristics of a faithful man, we come to verse 24. Indeed, without this one undergirding all the others, he has no … Continue reading
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Man and His Lineage
Proverbs 20:7 His children are blessed after him. A faithful man leaves a good name. Proverbs 22:1 – A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches Ecclesiastes 7:1 – A good name is better than precious ointment … Continue reading
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A Man and His Work
Contained within chapter 20 of the book of Proverbs are several characteristics of a faithful man. One of these characteristics is that a man will work. The lazy man will not plow. Prov 20:4 The Scriptures are filled with similar … Continue reading
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A Man and His Emotions
Prov 20:3 It is honorable for a man to stop striving, since any fool can start a quarrel. A faithful man can manage his emotions. In the context we are talking specifically about anger, temper, etc. I will admit that … Continue reading
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Act Like Men
I suppose our society is struggling with the idea of manhood now more than ever. What is your definition of manliness? What is your description of a real man? Is it the idea of the Marlboro man of the cigarette … Continue reading
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Heritage
I remember when my boys were growing up I wanted to instill in them a sense of pride in family. I’m not talking about a sinful pride rather a sense of belonging to something bigger than self. But even more … Continue reading
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