Jan 24, 2026
THOUGHTS FOR CONSIDERATION: Greetings again my friends. Well, if you are reading this month’s newsletter you have survived January and all of the New Year stuff and moving on in the LORD in February. We will continue this month to look at the “Prophet of God” and the...
Jan 24, 2026
The wedding table is set, the food is prepared, the fine linen and the best silverware is orderly arranged, the candles are lit, and the chairs are arrayed and neatly positioned, yet the people who were invited to the wedding feast did not come. Maybe they were the...
Dec 22, 2025
Now I really like the Apostle John. Did you know the word “prayer” does not appear in the Gospel of John nor in 1st, 2nd., or 3rd John, and nor in the Book of Revelation. But those seemed to be a solemn prayer coming out of his heart. You know...
Oct 29, 2025
THOUGHTS FOR CONSIDERATION: Greetings again my friends. This month we will continue to look at the Prophet as a Servant. What a wonderful thought, a Prophet as a Servant. Most people who call themselves a “Prophet” are not called of God and certainly not called by...
Oct 29, 2025
Greetings again my friends. This month we will continue to look at the Prophet as a Servant. What a wonderful thought, a Prophet as a Servant. Most people who call themselves a “Prophet” are not called of God and certainly not called by God. All you...
Sep 26, 2025
As we travel around to many places in the world we do not see a lot of people who want to be poor and fewer yet who want to be “poor in spirit.” But being “poor in spirit” assures us we have a place in the kingdom of heaven and maybe the...
Jul 28, 2025
Greetings again my Brethren. When you go to Christian media (a true oxymoron) especially on YouTube you often see many false teachers who call themselves a Prophet of God. My friend we can call ourselves a...
May 3, 2025
Greetings again my Brethren. Of all of the characters with no names Jesus and others use to teach us deep spiritual truths is the widow. I always like how the Bible talks about “a certain man” which could be me used 97 times, most often in Luke, in the Bible...