Monthly Archives: December 2010

The Promise of Christmas

Posted on December 24, 2010 by George Dalton

Of course Christmas is my favorite season. I’m always excited when I hear my first Christmas Carol on the radio.   The smells, oh the smells of Christmas, the smells promise you that good things are coming to this house, pumpkin … Continue reading →

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‘Twas the night before Christmas…

Posted on December 18, 2010 by James Snyder

Every family has those traditions and days that help define their family. I personally know some families (although I shall not divulge any names unless there is enough cash present) that are adequately defined by April 1. For me, Christmas Eve clearly defines me.
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Great Movie!

Posted on December 15, 2010 by Wendydawn Brindley

Has anyone seen the movie “Fireproof” with Kirk Cameron?   I realize everyone may have already seen it but my husband and I finally got to watch the movie.   It was incredible!   If you haven’t seen it; see it!    Tell everyone … Continue reading →

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Secret Christian

Posted on December 15, 2010 by George Dalton

All four gospels record that a man named Joseph from Arimathea came to Pilot and asked for Jesus’ body. He then took it and wrapped it in clean linen and placed it in a tomb hewn from the rocks, and … Continue reading →

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Ah! Christmas, a Holiday that has been so…commercialized

Posted on December 14, 2010 by John Drolet

Ah! Christmas, a Holiday that has been so…commercialized and abused that the media starts advertising even before Thanksgiving, not with a spirit of giving, but with a spirit of gain and greed… Continue reading →

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Something old and something deliciously new

Posted on December 12, 2010 by James Snyder

Nobody hates change more than Yours Truly. I do not even like change jingling in my trouser pocket. After all, I lived long enough and have seen enough change that I do not care to see anymore. Some may accuse … Continue reading →

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The Christmasfication of our home

Posted on December 11, 2010 by James Snyder

Jesus is the Christmasfication of every home. Apart from him, Christmas is just an empty holiday.
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A post Thanksgiving wishbone

Posted on December 1, 2010 by James Snyder

Now that Thanksgiving is over, I am able to sit back and recoup from the activity. I’m not sure about anybody else, but a holiday such as Thanksgiving takes a lot out of me. Of course, it puts a lot … Continue reading →

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A HOLY FIGHTING MACHINE

Posted on December 1, 2010 by John Lounsberry

As we look toward the distant horizon, our minds say NO WAY. But deep down in our hearts, we are determined not to stray. Our perception has not always been this keen. In fact, we have not always been this … Continue reading →

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Mom We Love You

Posted on December 1, 2010 by George Dalton

Mom We Love You The world lost a beautiful lady last night.   Rarely do we see a person whose light can’t be hidden, someone who really does let her light shine to bring a little ray of light into every … Continue reading →

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The Woman Caught in Adultery

Posted on December 1, 2010 by Julie Cosgrove

There is no doubt she did what they said, is there? It says she was caught in the act. It never says she is remorseful about it. There are no verses that she was a believer in Jesus or a follower of His teachings. Nothing indicates that she has a clue who this man drawing in the dirt is until she sees His authority in action and sees the people who accused her walk away defeated in their efforts. And even then, she calls him Lord – or teacher. That is like us saying, “Sir.” It was not an acknowledgement of faith, but it was a beginning. Continue reading →

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A White Fluffy Christmas

Posted on December 1, 2010 by Wendydawn Brindley

Much of the world we live in today is just too conservative in the wrong way. People are too conservative about being politically correct . . watch what you say, how you say it and to whom you say it to. However it is that fear that paralyzes others in ignorance about our Lord Jesus. Continue reading →

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Dive In – Matthew 14:22-33

Posted on December 1, 2010 by Lance Wilson

by Lance K. Wilson, Sr. It is reminiscent of a Hollywood action film. I am speaking of the passage of scripture in Matthew 14:22-33. Here’s the scene, Jesus has told his disciples to go across the lake and wait for … Continue reading →

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