Despite having more time-saving devices and time-management systems, people are busier and more stressed than ever before. You cannot make the most of your time without living in light of eternity.
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(Ecclesiastes 6:3-6) Your life is not measured by length but by depth. In other words, it’s not the number of years you live that matters, but the substance of those years. Very few things actually matter in the grand scheme of life. (09163250707)
(Ecclesiastes 5:18-6:2) Sadly, many of us are so accustomed to blessings that we are neglecting the Blesser. We revel in the gifts without rejoicing in the Giver. Remember, all that you have was given to you by God, and much of it will fade away! (09161250704)
(Ecclesiastes 5:9-17) Our true riches are what we have in the Lord Jesus Christ. The stock market of today ebbs and flows, but heaven’s economy is as stable as God’s character. Money cannot provide you joy, peace, or even purpose, but He can. (09160250703)
Here is some good advice for evangelism and practical counsel from mature evangelist Larry Clayton. He has faithfully served the Lord for over 70 years.
(Ecclesiastes 5:8) It does not take a long look to recognize the wickedness of our world. No culture or government can straighten out the sin. Our only hope is lifting our heads up toward heaven. (09159250702)
Lisa Price
Every believer in Jesus is literally bursting with all sorts of spiritual potential. It’s true.Even those who don’t think they have it, have it. Spiritual potential is a fundamental component of th…
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God places a Fence of Protection over content and purpose—trust His divine covering in all things.
Sheryl H. Boldt
Since we can’t change the other person (but don’t we always want to?), we can benefit from asking God to show us where we’re wrong, reveal our own faults, and point out the areas we need to change. As we commit to seeing each other – and ourselves – through Jesus’ eyes, consider how this would transform our marriages, families and communities.
(Ecclesiastes 6:3-6) Your life is not measured by length but by depth. In other words, it’s not the number of years you live that matters, but the substance of those years. Very few things actually matter in the grand scheme of life. (09163250707)
(Ecclesiastes 5:18-6:2) Sadly, many of us are so accustomed to blessings that we are neglecting the Blesser. We revel in the gifts without rejoicing in the Giver. Remember, all that you have was given to you by God, and much of it will fade away! (09161250704)
(Ecclesiastes 5:9-17) Our true riches are what we have in the Lord Jesus Christ. The stock market of today ebbs and flows, but heaven’s economy is as stable as God’s character. Money cannot provide you joy, peace, or even purpose, but He can. (09160250703)
Here is some good advice for evangelism and practical counsel from mature evangelist Larry Clayton. He has faithfully served the Lord for over 70 years.
(Ecclesiastes 5:8) It does not take a long look to recognize the wickedness of our world. No culture or government can straighten out the sin. Our only hope is lifting our heads up toward heaven. (09159250702)