Red Sea Crossing
A boy was sitting on a park bench with one hand resting on an open Bible. He was loudly exclaiming his praise to God. "Hallelujah! Hallelujah! God is great!" he yelled without worrying whether anyone heard him or not.
Shortly after, along came a man who had recently completed some studies at a local university. Feeling himself very enlightened in the ways of truth and very eager to show this enlightenment, he asked the boy about the source of his joy.
"Hey" asked the boy in return with a bright laugh, "Don't you have any idea what God is able to do? I just read that God opened up the waves of the Red Sea and led the whole nation of Israel right through the middle."
The enlightened man laughed lightly, sat down next to the boy and began to try to open his eyes to the "realities" of the miracles of the Bible. "That can all be very easily explained. Modern scholarship has shown that the Red Sea in that area was only 10-inches deep at that time. It was no problem for the Israelites to wade across."
How to make a Decision.
How to make a Decision.
[1] Is it Biblical?
[2] Are there opportunities available?
[3] Do other wise people support the decision?
[4] Have you made attempts to over justify it?
[5] Do you have peace?
if you answered NO to any of the questions 1 - 3 or 5, or if you answered yes to question 4, you may want to consider the fact that God may be directing you toward not making that choice.
[ this is from “Fathweaver Now.”} It’s Good Advice.
Get Excited!
Get Excited!
Some time ago I visited the prison in Malden, Missouri, I was accompanied by a couple from the church were I was preaching a week long revival. A quiet, gentle couple who have participated in Prison Fellowship for four years.
We made our way to the chapel where about thirty Christian men, including two from death row, were waiting to worship and listen to me preach.
The prisoners were buzzing before the service about several prospects they had invited who were in attendance. The Christian men sang with fervor about God's amazing grace.
A Dog's Life?
A Dog life?
I live with three inside dogs, two inside cats, four outside cats, one goat, two chickens, one horse a
pony; and my lovely wife. That’s my family. Yes our kids have grown up and have there own families.
With all this as background I call to your attention: “Cat and dog Theology.” It’s based on an old joke about the fundamental differences between cats and dogs that goes a little something like this:
A dog thinks, “you pet me, you feed me, you shelter me, you love me. You must be God.” A cat thinks, “you pet me, you feed me, you shelter me, you love me. I must be God.”
Most Christians have at least some cat--like tendencies when it comes to living out their faith, exhibited by an “it’s all about me” attitude, and the study seeks to expose those leanings.
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