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Question & Answer #1

Q. “What makes Jehovah Witnesses and Mormans ‘different’ than Christians?” A. Good question. I know many argue that Jehovah Witnesses and Mormons are Christians. But I can faithfully and confidently argue against this, for one reason, plus thousands more (although they are unnecessary in light of it being my one primary reason). They do not …

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Finish the Story

It is not an uncommon occurrence among many people to be telling a story, and someone feels at liberty to interrupt and interject, only to find out that they did not hear the full story! Sometimes, that interrupter might just be you.  It is ok to admit! Most people do this at some point of …

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Memory Problems

“Memory is the scribe of the soul” ~ Aristotle Memory.  What comes to mind when you hear the word? Possibly, an unforgettable vacation? For some, it is the moment they and their spouse said, “I do.” For others, this word could carry a sadder weight as you remember the death of a loved one. For …

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Do Be, Be Do

“The main thing between you and God is not so much your sins; it’s your damnable good works.” ~ John Gerstner Truly, I wish Christianity would be as intended when written in the Scriptures- Simple.  Nonetheless, the philosophies of man continue to assault simplicity and rearrange truth, to suit themselves and vainly attempt to minimize …

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Jesus Loves Me

Anna B. Warner (1820-1915) wrote a hymn that without doubt has been sung by more children than any other hymn. Written in 1860, it came from a novel that Miss Warner with her sister had written called “say and seal.” The composer of the music, William Bradbury (1816-1868), also composed “Sweet Hour of Prayer,” “Savior …

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The Die is Cast

“Alea iacta est!” To many, this may appear merely gibberish or some form of mad gab. But I assure you, these words carry meaning. In fact, the words were proclaimed as world history as we know it was altered.  On January 10, 49 B.C. Julius Caesar spoke these words as he crossed a narrow stream …

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