Category Archives: Wisdom of The Week

 “Mr. David Nelson, because you pay your bills on time and have an excellent credit rating, you have been selected by “Megamillions” and “The Winners’ Enterprise” to receive 2.5 million dollars, a new car, $30,000 in cash, and free gas … Continue reading →

Andrew, one of the young people from the church we attend was just graduated from high school and plans to attend a one-year Bible school this fall. Since Andrew was also on the high school tennis team which I help … Continue reading →

 I’m sure there are times in your life–there are in mine–when it seems that “being good” doesn’t seem to pay. You work really hard to follow God’s Word and to obey Him and yet your world often seems to cave … Continue reading →

Professional athletes in our country face a huge amount of pressure to perform or to not have their contract renewed and get traded, or worse, to end their career. There is also the constant threat of injury which can hamper or … Continue reading →

Each of us as believers probably have family and friends who have yet to trust Christ for eternal life. We share with them when we can but we also pray that God will bring other Christians across their path who … Continue reading →

On our recent trip to Oregon to visit our kids and grandkids, we had the opportunity to attend an elementary school band and choral concert and an elementary school track meet.  We were greatly impressed with the quality of the … Continue reading →

 After Elijah’s contest with the 450 prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel where fire came down from heaven and consumed the burnt offering and the wood and the stones and licked up the water (I Kgs. 18:38), Elijah slew them (v. … Continue reading →

Someone coined the phrase, “The Devil’s in the details,” but I believe without a doubt it is God who is in the details!  Occasionally we get the privilege of getting to see how God has orchestrated the details in the … Continue reading →

   “Our character is best revealed by the decisions we’ve made and the impact of these decisions on ourselves and others. Over time, the decisions we make–large and small–become the legacy we leave behind” (Erwin Lutzer).        As I … Continue reading →

Charles Colson, who went from President Richard Nixon’s “hatchet man” and Watergate felon to evangelical leader and founder of Prison Fellowship died Saturday afternoon, April 21, 2012 in Fairfax, Virginia. Chuck, age 80, had suffered an intracerebral hemorrhage March 30 … Continue reading →