A Season to Remember
You might see the Israelites actions towards God as wrong after all God had done for them, but can any of us who are Christians in 2016 say that we have never done what the Israelites did?
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Book Review #3
The Secret of Pembrooke Park By Julie Klassen Genre: Christian, Regency, Historical, Romance, Fiction Pages: 464 Chapters: 31 Point of View: Third Person (The Prologue and Epilogue are First Person) Published: 2014 Back Cover Summary: Abigail Foster is the practical daughter. She fears she will end up a spinster, especially as she has little dowry,
Time to Decide
[B]oth main political parties have their points, but the problem that leads to the constant division stems from so many being stuck in their own viewpoint that they are unwilling to STOP, LISTEN AND UNDERSTAND THE OTHER SIDES POINT OF VIEW. I love the verse in the Book of James that discusses listening. James says, “My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry,” (James 1:19).
Draw Closer Conclusion
There is a danger that might arise as we wait for God to give us the desires of our heart, and its root comes from the moment we begin to make our desires a focal point or an IDOL.
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Draw Closer Part 5
All of us have experienced or are experiencing a period of waiting in our lives that leads to this restlessness.
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