Posted on October 24, 2011, 8:00 am, by Philip Hanson, under
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Today’s guest post comes to us courtesy of Timothy Tremblay. Christianity is a lifestyle of self-denial and discipline: one of total surrender and obedience to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Some view this as a constraining, boring, and old fashioned way of life. But we only have one life to live. We can seek to [...]
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Posted on March 28, 2011, 8:00 am, by Philip Hanson, under
Guest Articles.
Today’s guest article comes to us courtesy of Dennis Bousquet, Sr. What is the Godhead? When I hear a word used that I don’t understand, I usually pull out a dictionary and try to find its meaning. The New Cyclopedic Theological Dictionary defines “Godhead” as an old synonym for diety. Translated from the Greek theotes, [...]
Between the years of 1915 and 1920, Spokane, Washington, was the healthiest city on earth. According to U.S. Government statistics, the town was almost completely free from sickness during that period. This remarkable healthiness had nothing to do with the climate, water, or food. It had everything to do with God’s miraculous power. God led [...]
Recent reading has brought me to a good book entitled “Strategies for Life for Singles and Young Adults.” While reading the book I came across a concept I’d like to share with you. This concept can be applied to any person and any walk of life. It deals with the source we derive our joy [...]
“Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God” — I John 3:1 Many of us in the United States celebrated Father’s Day recently. As a nation we honor our Dads with gifts, cards, and cookouts. I hope you had the chance to spend [...]
Posted on August 17, 2009, 8:00 am, by Philip Hanson, under
Monday Articles.
This is the second part of a two-part article. If you missed it, there’s some extra context in Part 1. Last week we talked about small, low-effort portions of life that make a big difference. We called these small changes “shoelaces”. One example is taking the time to compliment or encourage someone. Now there’s a [...]
Posted on July 30, 2009, 8:00 am, by Nathalie, under
Onomaticon.
Alpha & Omega Most people have heard the term “Alpha and Omega”. One thing to realize about any name of God is just how much power is implied behind it! My research turned up many different definitions of this simple yet powerful description of God. Alpha and Omega means the first and the last, the [...]
Have you ever been outside on a cloudless night and admired the stars? Aren’t they amazing? Ever tried to count them? I have tried to count the stars, and every time my efforts end quickly, realizing again that there are too many. God made every single star. He named them and He knows exactly how [...]
Posted on May 14, 2009, 8:00 am, by Nathalie, under
Onomaticon.
The Almighty Some names for God are profoundly simple. The name “Almighty” comes from exactly the words it sounds like: “all mighty.” God possesses all the might and power in the universe. He can control the wind and tides, make things grow, give things life, take life back again, control circumstances, and any other act [...]
Posted on January 19, 2009, 8:00 am, by Zacary Savary, under
Monday Articles.
Everyone knows how an outlet works. If you have a lamp, that lamp can’t turn itself on and make something happen. It has to have an energy source. Only once it plugs into the outlet and lets the outlet do its job can the lamp function as more than a doorstop and work properly as [...]