The Best for Last (Matthew 11:4-6
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The Best for Last (Matthew 11:4-6
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by | Aug 6, 2021

Guest editorial by Brian Stewart, Action U.S.A Director You are familiar with the phrase “save the best for last.” In any sort of persuasive writing or speech, such as a legal argument, debate, or essay, the best practice is to start with your weakest...
Redeeming Mosquitos

Redeeming Mosquitos

by | Aug 1, 2021

To help understand the quality of Christ’s atoning death, consider an example that came to me years ago (I do not know where I picked it up, so I can’t give credit).  Suppose it were possible to redeem mosquitos. Suppose you were prepared to die for mosquitos and that...
Some Went Along (Acts 10:23)

Some Went Along (Acts 10:23)

by | Jul 27, 2021

Therese was praying, “Lord should I go to Cuba with the team from our church?  Please give me something from the Bible to show whether I should go or not .”   Short Term Missions are popular. People can take a week or two from their vacation time, go to a...
The Man With No Arms

The Man With No Arms

by | Jul 22, 2021

It is not polite to stare.  But I could not help myself.  Where were that man’s arms?  Does he have no arms?  I looked away, uncomfortable with what I thought I saw. I looked back a few seconds later.   No, I was correct. He had no arms! ...
Embarrassing Details

Embarrassing Details

by | Jul 17, 2021

Imagine the Apostle Peter saying to Mark, the writer of the Gospel, “Mark, do you have to put that in your book?   Why include that?  It makes me look so bad.”  Hang on to that thought – we will come back to it.  How do we know the New Testament...