“I can do all things,” Paul said, “through Christ.” He was a man of strength and courage, vision, and victory. He realized that what God called him to do was well beyond his strength. He needed Christ’s strength to do Christ’s work. Are you down?
World events, at times, are overwhelming. The moral and spiritual decay, the expansion of religions that would eliminate Christianity, the r...
The Lord is gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and rich in love. Psalm 145:8
A teacher asked his fifth-grade science class a rather probing question: “What’s the most powerful combination of words?” “Atomic power,” sh...
There was a physician in Wales who had an unusual remedy for some of his patients. If someone came to him with no specific symptoms other th...
A friend sitting next to me in church one Sunday commented, “Larry, if you turn around and look at the people here this morning, it looks as...
Has anyone ever looked at you and said, “You’ll never change! You’re hopeless! I can tell you are going no place in life.” Painful words tha...
Most of us are rather strange. We want to live long lives but develop habits that shorten them. We want to be free, yet we make ourselves sl...
Perhaps, the question is not whether or not He has a plan for us, but whether or not we even want His plan for our lives. Many try to outsmart God with their plans and end up as failures.
We may talk to Him for a minute or a moment, an hour or two, or an entire day and night. But, there is one important matter about prayer that we must never forget.
