Title: Nurturing Faith Together: A Guide on How to Find Family Devotional Books at www.golivepublications.com In the hustle and bustle of daily life, finding moments for spiritual connection within the family becomes increasingly crucial. Family devotional books serve as beacons of inspiration, fostering a shared journey of faith and creating lasting memories. www.golivepublications.com, a trusted […]
In the realm of Christian literature, discovering enriching and spiritually uplifting books tailored for families is an essential pursuit. “Unveiling the Gems: Best Christian Family Books” embarks on a journey to illuminate the literary treasures that resonate with the values and principles integral to Christian households. This exploration delves into the heart of www.golivepublications.com, a […]
Original Post 5/16/2017 Accepted Two news stories in the last couple days leave one not knowing whether to laugh or cry. One has to do with the up and coming practice of sologamy. You have heard of polygamy, where one person marries more than one other person. Moslem men may marry as many as four […]
Originally posted 3/28/2017 Abundant Ignorance “How silly of you Christians to believe in a sky god that doesn’t exist. You may as well believe in Peter Pan.” These kinds of statements are often seen in the comment section after an article that takes a Biblical position. When I read them, I realize that the ignorance […]
Compassionate Shepherd Original Post 5/31/2016 A shepherd keeps sheep together. Without a shepherd, they scatter, wandering aimlessly until they become weak. Alone with no defender or guide, they have little courage. Now they are easy prey to the predators who eye them greedily. The Bible likens people to sheep. On their own, they can easily […]
A Good Ending Original Posting 12/7/2017 After King Solomon died, his son Rehoboam became king of Israel. Because of his oppressive regime, the northern tribes rebelled and set up their own kingdom. The southern kingdom under Rehoboam became known as Judah, and the northern kingdom was called Israel. Of the forty rulers (according to the […]
Faith in the Valley Original Posting 2/5/2018 I was lying on the back seat of the Plymouth Valiant and the pain in my neck from a recent biopsy was rather acute. My mother and older brother were driving me from Pennsylvania to California where at Stanford they had the most experience and best success at […]
Faith When it Hurts 2/23/2018 The year was 1905 and Civilla Martin and her preacher husband were spending some time in Elmira, New York. During their stay they made a friendship with a Mr. and Mrs. Doolittle. Mr. Doolittle was bound to a wheelchair but managed to regularly get himself to work. His wife had […]
Wanted: Gospel Preachers 2/14/2018 Christ commissioned His disciples to go into all the world and preach the gospel. He did not tell them to merely go and preach. He was specific. They were to preach the gospel. They did, and “the world was turned upside down.” That commission is still in effect. If we are […]
2/2/2015 Must Christians Pay “the price of citizenship”? When Elaine Huguenin, because of her Christian principles, politely declined to do photographs for the ceremony of two lesbians in 2006, she was sued. In 2008, The New Mexico Supreme Court sided against her, telling her, in the words of Justice Richard Bosson, that people “must compromise, […]
