Blog Category: Non-Religious Devotional Thoughts

A Children’s Sermon To Remember

Our pain can draw people to Jesus when it changes us so we can deliver the message about the afterlife in a way God himself would want it to be communicated. When we first become Christians, we’re not exactly the most ideal candidates to handle public relations for the Almighty. If the president of the [...]

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The Real Great Commission

One of the most well-known passages in the Bible is Matthew 28:18-20, referred to by many as the Great Commission because it outlines Jesus’ final marching orders for his followers:
Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all [...]

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Pride Goes Before A Fall

I’ll never forget the 1992 Olympic try-outs.  
In anticipation of the games, Reebok invested more than 15 million in ads asking whether Dan O’Brien or Dave Johnson was the world’s greatest Decathlete.  They were both considered a shoo-in to make the US Olympic team and compete in Barcelona.
Everything was great until it came to the pole [...]

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The IT Factor – Do IT

Some think that asking people to tithe is some scheme that the church came up with to guilt people into forking over their cash so the church can pay its bills. This sermon tells us why the Bible says to – do IT.
Here is the sermon from this Sunday.
 

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