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My brother’s friend told him that his grandson attended a Christian school. He said the teacher was telling the children that in Heaven the streets were made of gold. His grandson raised his hand and with great concern said, “My sister cannot go to Heaven! She just found out she’s allergic to gold!”
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Mother’s Day is a beautiful time set aside to honor the women who have nurtured, loved, and sacrificed for their families. A mother’s role is not only foundational to the home but also deeply honored in the Word of God. Throughout Scripture, we find encouragement, instruction, and heartfelt reminders of the value of a mother’s love and godly example.
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Question- Where did all of the denominations come from?
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Hope is more than wishful thinking— it is a confident expectation based on the promises of God. In times of uncertainty, suffering, or waiting, hope becomes a vital lifeline for the believer. The Word of God, especially in the King James Version (KJV), offers profound insight into the nature and power of hope.
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Question- What does the Bible say about asking biblical questions?
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When Beth Ann was in early elementary, she was being tested for the Gifted and Talented program in school. She was asked several questions, and then the teacher came to this one, “What do you think about all the evil in the world?”
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Following the death of Pope Francis, many Catholics around Liberty County are reflecting on his life and legacy, patiently awaiting the announcement of his successor.
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Ministry is a calling that demands much—our time, our energy, our emotions, and our hearts. When you’re constantly pouring into others, praying with the brokenhearted, leading in worship, teaching the Word, and meeting endless needs, it’s easy to neglect your own soul.
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