The phrase “with Christ” is found nine times in the Bible. We must study this phrase because it shows a fellowship that we can enjoy with our Lord. Let us look at some ways we can be “with Christ.”
GRADUALLY GRADUATING-I first wrote this over a year ago, so all the events that are in the present or future tense are now past. I could have went through it and changed every reference but that was just too much work and I would probably miss something. I like the message though so I thought I would run it again. Just thought I would clue you readers in on the fact that these are now past events.
In the fall, kids go back to school and adults usually work. This can result in lower travel prices and less crowding in addition to cooler temperatures at many popular vacation destinations. With fall break just around the corner, I’ve been reading about ideas for fall vacations.
When you work with the public, you hear a lot of comments about the weather, especially hot weather.Our partner Greg tells our customers, “This ain’t the right weather for a fat boy.”To which they respond, “I wish i
An old song I grew up singing had the above title. In every verse of the song, that question is asked. Indeed, there’s no one else who loves us as Christ does. There’s no one else who’s interested in saving us from sin. There’s no one else who cares for us, wanting us to cast all of our care upon Him (I Pet. 5:8). Where could I go but to the Lord?
EMPTY SPOT- This particular column I started last week but I had to put it aside for just a little while, so I could get my thoughts a little more coherent and convey the kind of message I really wanted to leave behind. For really the first time, I have been experiencing a bit of writers block that has gone on for more than just a brief period of time. Some of that, I'm sure is a result of the chemo drugs I have been on for a few months now and also probably from the anxiety and struggle that goes along with the illness that makes those drugs necessary in the first place.
