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  • Conflicting Signals

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 18, 2023
     | 1,165 views

    More important than knowing WHEN Jesus is coming is remembering that he HAS come, and he WILL come.

    How many of you read the comic strip Peanuts? Anybody here NOT read Peanuts? Tell me, what do you think when you see Lucy with the football, holding it for Charlie Brown to kick? She always manages to talk him into it, doesn’t she? And he runs to kick the ball and she snatches it away and he falls ...read more

  • Vital Signs

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 17, 2023
     | 673 views

    Apocalyptic signs are signs of evil, not of the end of the world; they point us to a person, not to a particular time.

    You wouldn’t believe how many internet sites are devoted to Biblical prophecy about the end times. Or maybe you would. Some of them focus on natural disasters, some identify various world leaders as the Antichrist, others see events in Israel and the Middle East as key. One site highlights UFO’s, ...read more

  • Something Completely Different

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 17, 2023
     | 575 views

    When God intervenes to bring life out of death, we have to let him do it his way.

    How many of you remember Monty Python? The British comedy group in - I think - the 70's which used to transition between their skits with “And now for something completely different....” And it always was pretty strange. Part of their appeal was that their humor was so totally off the wall, ...read more

  • Downwardly Mobile

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 16, 2023
     | 648 views

    The terms of our peace with God are humility and obedience, the very same humility and obedience that Jesus displayed in his entry into Jerusalem.

    How many of you have ridden horseback? Do you remember the first time you got on one? Most people feel either terrified or omnipotent - but both have to do with how far off the ground you are and how much power you are sitting on top of. Horses are big. And no matter how you feel, the person on the ...read more

  • Jesus' First Sign Series

    Contributed by Freddy Fritz on Sep 15, 2023
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     | 2,792 views

    The first sign in John 2:1-11 teaches us that Jesus is the Christ who initiates the new covenant.

    Introduction The movie Signs tells the story of a former Episcopal priest named Graham Hess (played by Mel Gibson). Graham lives on a farm in rural Pennsylvania with his children. His younger brother, who was a former minor league baseball player, has been helping the family since Graham’s wife ...read more

  • ¿quién Como Él? El Dios Sustentador

    Contributed by Wilbur Madera Rivas on Sep 15, 2023
     | 1,709 views

    Nuestro Dios sustentador tiene el propósito de suplir nuestras necesidades, fortalecer nuestra confianza y establecer un testimonial para la siguiente generación.

    No sé si te pasaba como mí, pero de niño conforme se acercaba el día de mi cumpleaños la emoción iba creciendo vertiginosamente. Y la verdad, me emocionaba tanto cumplir años, no porque estaba ampliando mi rango de libertad o porque iba a convivir con familiares ...read more

  • Compelled To Testify

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 14, 2023
     | 731 views

    The love of Christ should compel us to testify on his behalf before the court of the world.

    Lots of people are testifying these days. We’ve got trials in California and New York and Georgia and Washington D.C. Politicians and government officials and even just ordinary people caught up in things are all either pouring their hearts out or nowhere to be found. Some are practically begging ...read more

  • Come On Down

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 14, 2023
     | 763 views

    Until God changes us, we cannot be good. But we have to accept his invitation.

    Once upon a time, about 2,000 years ago, a man named Zacchaeus wanted something so badly he climbed a tree to get it - in a skirt. I'm not too fond of climbing trees myself, even in jeans; I'm not always sure about getting down again. But this man didn't care. He lived in a town in ...read more

  • Death Grip

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 14, 2023
     | 830 views

    We can’t let go of our idols - our possessions, our pride, our plans - without God's help.

    In May 2003, mountain climber Aron Ralston used a pocketknife to amputate his right arm. He had been pinned down by a boulder weighing nearly a thousand pounds in a canyon near Moab, Utah, for five days, and running out of water realized it was his only chance to survive. After cutting off his arm ...read more

  • Running On Empty

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 13, 2023
     | 722 views

    If we are all we have, we better hang onto it. But those who are full of God can’t wait to give it away.

    Show me the alley, show me the train, Show me the homeless man who sleeps out in the rain... And I’ll show you a young man with so many reasons why, There but for fortune go you or I, you or I. Show me the whiskey stains on the floor, Show me the drunkard as he stumbles out the door... And I’ll ...read more

  • Just In Time

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 13, 2023
     | 658 views

    This parable teaches us to keep our eyes focused on the hope that is to come.

    Cub Hannah, of Swamp Branch KY, was a mean drunk. And he was both mean and drunk on June 11, 1999, when he took a machete to his brother in law, Sam Lugar, out in Lugar's front yard... [and nearly severed his] little finger. Johnson County sheriff's deputies ...interviewed six witnesses and ...read more

  • Stop And Thank

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 13, 2023
     | 1,467 views

    The cure for spiritual complacency is gratitude.

    Imagine what it might have been like, back in Jesus’ day, to be a leper. Leprosy is basically just a bacterial skin infection, and nowadays it can be treated quite easily. But not back then. Back in those days it was incurable. And it was the most feared disease imaginable. First of all, it was ...read more

  • Know Your Place

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 11, 2023
     | 825 views

    God doesn’t owe us, he owns us. In fact, he owns us twice over: first through the right of creation, and second through the right of purchase.

    The great preacher Ray Stedman used to tell a wonderful story of a faithful missionary couple returning from Africa back in the days of Teddy Roosevelt. After years of service they came back on the same ship as President Roosevelt, who was returning from a big game hunting expedition in Africa. ...read more

  • Mourning Lessons

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 11, 2023
     | 680 views

    It is right to mourn out loud when something that is precious is lost or destroyed.

    This is a really depressing passage, isn’t it, especially the first part. You can certainly see why this book of the Bible was called Lamentations. It was written by Jeremiah after the fall of Jerusalem. Our hearts really have to go out to him, don’t they? He spent forty years, his entire adult ...read more

  • Faith And Fear

    Contributed by Alison Bucklin on Sep 11, 2023
     | 874 views

    We ask for more faith than we realize we have. We let it lie dormant in us, while all the time God is there, and our faith in God is there, doing very little.

    There is a legend from the Orient about a traveler making his way to a large city. One night he meets two other travelers along the road: Fear and Plague. Plague explains to the traveler that, once they arrived, they are expected to kill 10,000 people in the city. The traveler asks Plague if Plague ...read more

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