John Clark May 22, 2018 Faith 3,084
I am so glad that I am a Christian, but there are many ideas that people have about what constitutes being a Christian, so it first needs to be defined. It is not going to church, praying, or even reading the Bible. It is not adhering to some religious dogma ...
Read More » Arbery May 15, 2018 Arbery's Corner 2,680
We spend a lot of time talking about the past the way things use to be. Some of us even focus on what we did back in the day. As Christians we should not be excessively focused on the the past. It is true you can learn from the past. ...
Read More » Lisa May 14, 2018 Telling HIStory 2,077
Jigsaw puzzles had their beginnings in 18th century Europe as pieces of wooden maps made by mapmakers of the time. But by 1900, American adults were big fans of the puzzle as a relaxing pastime, although the cost of about $5 per puzzle was steep at a time when the ...
Read More » Sharon S Johnson May 8, 2018 Entertainment 4,589
Hey, have I got a song for you! It’s called “Grace Got You” by MercyMe and it’s a song that will really lift you up and put you in a good mood. But first, I want to tell you a little bit about what I see as the sentiment behind ...
Read More » Lili May 7, 2018 Our Hope 7,357
“Every Good and perfect gift comes from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.” James 1:17 Does change give you cause for concern? It does me! Often I will balk at the possibility of change, but once I quiet down and pay attention, then ...
Read More » Lisa May 7, 2018 Telling HIStory 3,190
Giving up something that threatens our health, whether physically or spiritually, can feel like giving up a limb. We can become that attached even to the unhealthy. But giving up those things that affect our spiritual health can be the difference between life and death. In the late 1700’s and ...
Read More » Lisa April 30, 2018 Telling HIStory 2,430
Neighborliness seems a lost art in our busy American society. Gone are the days when neighborhood mothers kept an eye on every child on their block, and stood ready with correction, or a bandage, a cool lemonade, or shelter from a sudden storm. But there was a time when this ...
Read More » Arbery April 29, 2018 Arbery's Corner 3,056
We all spend so much time trying to keep in touch. We use social media to keep connected, but what would you do if that connection was broken? As Christians we are connected to Jesus. When you plant something there are always vines that help keep that plant growing. In ...
Read More » John Clark April 28, 2018 Entertainment 2,950
If you have not yet seen the movie “I Can Only Imagine” you need to see it. It has important messages for the time in which we live. Evidently, a lot of people feel the same way. Though it cost only 7 million dollars to make it has already grossed over 65 ...
Read More » Lisa April 16, 2018 Telling HIStory 2,374
Take a walk with me through one of my childhood homes, purchased from the elderly lady for whom it was built in 1929, when she was a young bride. The living room carpets, thinned by decades of shoe activity, still held their pink floral pattern. They made a perfect maze ...
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