Ruth: the Immigrant
Text: Ruth 1:16-17; 2:11 The story of Ruth captivates the mind and engages the heart. Throughout this beautiful account, we see both the providence and…
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Text: Ruth 1:16-17; 2:11 The story of Ruth captivates the mind and engages the heart. Throughout this beautiful account, we see both the providence and…
A Biblical Rebuttal to John Cooper, of Skillet. Separating the idea that “music is created by God” from “every musical expression is approved by God,”…
3 Reasons Leaders Should Always Arrive Early 𝐈𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐀𝐭𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞 The greater something’s importance in a person’s mind, the more that value will be outwardly…
The Scriptures command that one is to “Honor thy father and thy mother.” That command has no expiration date or exemption clause.
Making the Right Decision in Choosing Workers Some time ago, as I was preaching through Matthew’s gospel, I came to chapter 10. I began to…
Please bear with me as I share a brief thought that has occupied my mind and heart for a while. It is the thought of…
In our modern culture, manliness is viewed as a lesser trait. In a day when the male gender has been encouraged to “get in touch with your feminine side,” the Scriptures know of no such side to the male. In a day when gender distinctions have been been declared politically incorrect, the Scriptures remind us often that manliness should be a desired achievement for all males.
I am fed up to my tonsils with pompous peacocks on stages parading as crude, foul-mouthed miscreants,
we must not alter our worship of the Savior, in an effort to make the service more “user-friendly” to the non-believer.
This text is often used to support the belief that children, especially daughters, are bound by the parent until that daughter is married.