Why settle for just one day?
I’ve been attending church gatherings one to three times a week since I was in 5th grade, with exception to the 2-year hiatus in college when I deceptively thought drugs and alcohol were an accurate depiction of a good time. Over the course of the 18 years since 5th grade, I’ve been frequently warned how …
Lately, I’ve been seeing the importance of hanging out with God and not ignoring His daily presence in my life. There’s a song by Housefires called “Build My Life” and the lyrics speak of the importance of building our lives on Him and His love. "I will build my life upon Your love It is …
We all have a past. For many of us, our past haunts our present, and in some cases even our future. Perhaps we’ve made some new friendships that unfortunately learned through a rotten grape vine that our history isn’t what we wished it would have been and as a result judged us prematurely and inappropriately. …
By the very nature and substance of His being, what He thinks and says carries more weight than all opposing conclusions. If He says something is wicked, then it is wicked. If He declares something as evil, it is evil. On the other hand, if He says something is beautiful, then it is beautiful. If …
Many interpret the biblical doctrine of predestination as a distant and impersonal Being in the sky who, in essence, plays the lotto with humanities' souls; electing a select few for eternal bliss and pleasure forevermore while condemning the rest to eternal darkness, torture, and misery ever after complete with scorching flames and the gnashing of …
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