By Mike Riley
Yes….I think perhaps I will do better this time around. I have learned from my past mistakes and surely I won’t repeat the same ones again! Right?
Read more: A New Start For A New Year …. Looking Ahead
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By Mike Riley
Yes….I think perhaps I will do better this time around. I have learned from my past mistakes and surely I won’t repeat the same ones again! Right?
Read more: A New Start For A New Year …. Looking Ahead
Excerpt taken from The Effective Edge by Gregory Alan Tidwell.
With the start of the New Year and the setting of goals and resolutions, this excerpt seemed very appropriate and timely.
“The need for a holistic understanding shows through in our approach to planning. Some passages of Scripture, in isolation, make it sound evil and arrogant to plan. Consider, for example, the words of Christ in Matthew 6: 25-34: (Space did not permit typing out the passage.)
Read more: “A Balanced Approach”
Excerpt taken from The Effective Edge by Gregory Alan Tidwell.
Peter described those who willfully disregard the beginning and the end: “For they deliberately overlook this fact, that the heavens existed long ago, and the earth was formed out of water and through water by the word of God, and that by means of these the world that then existed was deluged with water and perished, But by the same word the heavens and earth that now exist are stored up for fire, being kept until the day of judgement and destruction of the unglodly” (2 Peter 3: 5-7).
Read more: “The Beginning and the End”
By Mike Riley
It should thrill our soul to join with the children of God in singing His praises! (Revelation 19:1,4-6). We see, however, so many who claim to be Christians who are living contrary to the words of the songs we offer before our heavenly Father in praise. Do we really mean what we sing? Let’s consider the following list of songs and the footnotes after them:
Read more: “Do We Mean What We Sing?”
By Mike Riley
When we look at the Old Testament, it’s interesting to note that David and the other writers, somehow managed to make God the center of their lives so that everything was related to God. To them, worship was the central activity in their life, not just something to “get through” until secular activities could be resumed.
Read more: “An Urgency, Desire and a Desire for God”
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By: Mike Riley
During a terrible storm on the ocean, a small passenger ship rolled precariously in the roaring tempest. The furniture and anything else that could move were tied down, and the passengers were confined to their bunks for their safety. Many on board thought the vessel was doomed.
Finally, a passenger who was determined to find out if there was any hope for survival, set out to see the one who was in command. Clinging to the walls and
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