Many Religions, Many Paths, But Only ONE WAY: THE WAY!
Sure, it’s very politically correct to say there are many paths or religions to get to heaven. But honestly, we know
Many Religions, Many Paths, But Only ONE WAY: THE WAY! Read More »
Sure, it’s very politically correct to say there are many paths or religions to get to heaven. But honestly, we know
Many Religions, Many Paths, But Only ONE WAY: THE WAY! Read More »
When you look back at your life, do you see God’s hand guiding you? Or do you think that it’s
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Having been raised Catholic, I had no idea that once I surrendered my life to Christ, I had the Holy
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The Final Psalm, Psalm 150, is a cascade of praise and worship. We started our journey through the Book of
Psalm 150: Let Everything that has Breath Praise the Lord! Read More »
The next-to-the-last Psalm continues the series of praise songs. This one instructs and encourages the whole faithful assembly to praise
Psalm 149: Praise the Lord, all His Faithful People! Read More »
We, in the United States, don’t really know what it means to be persecuted just for being a Christian. Pastors
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Do you praise God every day? Do you thank Him for anything and everything? We are supposed to be worshipers
Psalm 147: Put Your Hope in His Unfailing Love Read More »
Have you ever been disappointed by someone you trusted? It could have been a family member, a co-worker, or a
Psalm 146: Trust God, Not Humans Read More »
Psalm 145 is the last Psalm attributed to David. It’s the ultimate praise song! It’s worth memorizing. Pastor Sandy Adams
Psalm 145: The Lord Always Keeps His Promises! Read More »
What or who are your enemies? King David had several. Thus, he poured out his heart in this plea to
Psalm 143: Rescue Me From My Enemies, Lord! Read More »
Everyone has a desperate plea at some time in their lives. I know I have, and I’m sure, before my
Psalm 142: A Desperate Plea for the Lord’s Mercy Read More »
In Psalm 140, David worried about his enemy’s lying tongue. In Psalm 141, his concern is his tongue, as well
Psalm 141: Don’t Let Your Heart Be Drawn to Evil Read More »