Monthly Archives: January 2017

In a few days, we will begin an exciting new study in the New Testament. I received a number of replies on what books you would be interested in. Thank you for your replies. But my decision was made when … Continue reading →

I’VE MADE MY CHOICE “The difficulty in life is the choice.”1 These are the words spoken in a conversation between two characters named Jasper Dean, an alderman of a corporation, and his niece Miss Millicent Fell, in a play written … Continue reading →

YOU MAY BE ONE OF THE CHOSEN I read this story by a lady named Sharon from New York, I’m sure you will enjoy it and I pray that it will motivate you to increase your spiritual strength and faith. … Continue reading →

To all my precious readers, we will soon be starting another thrilling journey through God’s Word. I am excited about sharing with you the insights God has shared with me through His Holy Spirit and those that I have researched and … Continue reading →

Nineteenth Century French writer, director, and actor Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, who became famous by his stage name, Molière, was also well-known for the satire he wrote into the script for characters in his plays. In one play, a character named Cynthie … Continue reading →

Some years ago a lady told this story about her experience as a child. It has a touching lesson that I hope you enjoy. She grew up knowing she was different and hated it. she was born with a cleft … Continue reading →

“If you think education is expensive, try ignorance,” is a popular saying that has been seen on items such as T-shirts, buttons, and bumper stickers. This saying has been quoted by various writers since around June 1974. Then, in July … Continue reading →

WHEN WEAKNESS CAN BE OUR STRENGTH I read this story about how our biggest weakness can become our biggest strength. There was a 10-year-old boy who decided to study judo despite the fact that he had lost his left arm … Continue reading →

NEW TESTAMENT CONTEXTUAL COMMENTARY by Dr. Robert R. Seyda GOSPEL OF MATTHEW SUMMARY OF CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT In finishing this 28th Chapter we have completed our study of Matthew’s Gospel. In this last portion, we find the disciples were sadly gone … Continue reading →

John Locke (1632-1704), an English philosopher and physician who influenced the thinking of American revolutionaries and whose theories are reflected in the US Declaration of Independence, made this statement in one of his writings: “Can another man perceive that I am … Continue reading →