Care Central

Be kindly affectionate to one another…distributing to the needs of the saints, given to hospitality. Romans 12;10, 13 From 1986 to 1990, Frank Reed was hostage by Lebanese terrorists. He was beaten and tormented and kept in total darkness but the worst thing was the feeling that no one cared. In Time magazine he said,Continue reading “Care Central”

Working For God

Years ago  people took pride in their work. We called it the work ethic. Companies boasted in their craftmanship and excellence. They even had a department devoted to quality control. These companies had a minimum standard for their products.  But how things have changed. Workers no longer strive for excellence but rather doing just enoughContinue reading “Working For God”

Work Is Not A Four-Letter Word

Very few people look at work positively. Work to most people is something they endure so they can endure the weekend. There has been numerous cartoons and jokes about Monday morning but is there a positive side to work? What does God think about work? Did Adam and Eve have life of luxury? Was everythingContinue reading “Work Is Not A Four-Letter Word”

Being Tempted?

Every human being faces temptation at some time in their lives, You maybe tempted to lie to protect your reputation. You maybe tempted to cheat on a test to pass a subject in school. Everyone faces temptation but the good news is that God always provides a way out. 1 Corinthians 10:13 Temptation is anythingContinue reading “Being Tempted?”

Easy For You To Say

Rejoice in the Lord always. Philippians 4:4This is a great verse for a coffee mug with a pretty cursive font. It would be a perfect refrigerator magnet or on a greeting card. It makes you sound spiritual if you tell your friends, “Rejoice in the Lord always!” But I hate it when someone quotes thatContinue reading “Easy For You To Say”

Disappointment With God

As a 74 year old minister and grandfather of six, I believe I have made some significant observations. If I had the opportunity to pass on one the most significant observations that we have failed as parents, grandparents, and pastors is to teach people how to handle disappointment. Disappointment is a fact of life, yetContinue reading “Disappointment With God”