Will You Stand?

Unconfessed Sin

Scheduling Conflict?

Unmerited Favor

Prayer Warrior

Earlier this week we asked to be a prayer warrior for you… Each person who requested prayer had their name written down, placed in our prayer jar (picture attached) and prayed over daily… Thank you for letting us do this for you… If you want us to be a Prayer Warrior for you- come to our page, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Quotes-to-Make-Us-Think/187437298033835 find this post and press like. we will start another prayer jar this week… May God Bless each and every one of you, my friends…

Focus

Home Building

The Extra Mile

Looking Back

Many of us carry the weight and worry of burdens that older and wiser people understand are of no real importance. We spend our strength extinguishing fires that, if left alone, would burn out on their own. Time is your most valuable resource. Save it and you’ve increased your assets and decreased your liabilities. Get rid of the baggage of old relationships, pointless fears, and false indebtedness to those who seek to manipulate you. There are enough painful trials in life; why endure the ones you can lay aside?

Pure Love

“A father, his son and his son’s friend were sailing off the Pacific coast when a storm overturned their boat sweeping all of them into the ocean. Grabbing a rescue line, in a split second the father had to make the most excruciating decision of his life—which boy to throw the other end to and which one to sacrifice. He knew his son had accepted Christ and his friend hadn’t. Anguished, the father yelled, ‘I love you son,’ and threw the rope to his son’s friend. By the time he’d pulled the boy back to the capsized boat his son had disappeared beneath the waves. His body was never recovered. The father knew his son would step into eternity with Jesus and couldn’t bear the thought of his friend facing eternity without Christ.” At the end of the service a teenage boy approached the old man and said, “That’s a nice story, but what father in his right mind would sacrifice his son’s life in hopes that the other boy would become a Christian?” “You’ve got the point,” the old preacher replied, “It’s not realistic. But I’m standing here today to tell you that story gives me a glimpse into what it must have been like for God to sacrifice His only Son for us. You see…I was that father, and your pastor was my son’s friend.”