Not my Pain
I don’t think I’ll ever forget that day. It is etched deeply in my memory. I wasn’t prepared for the grueling class periods when I signed up for a three week ladies’ healing group. I…
I don’t think I’ll ever forget that day. It is etched deeply in my memory. I wasn’t prepared for the grueling class periods when I signed up for a three week ladies’ healing group. I…
You know, the truth is that we are all victims of circumstances that were dealt to us and were not of our own choosing. Some, of course, have suffered many more injustices than others. But…
This should describe every believer that names the name of Christ: “In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you” (1 Thess. 5:18). I know that it is…
Hello Church of God! I felt compelled to share some things with you that I read in my morning study. I was reminded just how special and precious you are in God’s sight. There is…
“…nevertheless not My will, but Thine be done.” Before Jesus began His ministry, He rose up a great while before day, went out and found a solitary place, and prayed (Mark 1:35-39). There were other…
There has been something laying on my mind for a while. Everyone of us, no matter where and how we grew up, are more intimately acquainted with our own heritage and belief system than we…
There is a silent monster in the room. It is so big and ominous, and holds such a horrid, almost palpable dread, that in order to cope we push it out of our minds. But…
The answer is, “Yes,” but God is a lot more of a God of mercy than what He is often portrayed as. Many know that the Bible states that God is angry with the wicked. Few…
Conservative Anabaptists know where they stand on the abortion issue. We are not afraid to stand up for those innocent babies who have never seen the light of day. But what we fail to realize…
In 1880, George Washington Hazlett purchased 109 wooded acres near Smicksburg, Pennsylvania, which he began clearing with the hopes of one day operating a farm. In the process, he felled many old oaks, and he…