God is Not Too Hard to Believe In
“God is not too hard to believe in. God is too good to believe in, we being such strangers to such goodness. The love of God is to me absolutely overwhelming.” – Rev. William Sloane Coffin
Continue reading →Tag Archives: Soul and Christianity
Kneeling to God
“A person who can kneel to God can stand up to anything!”
Continue reading →Trying to Enter Heaven
There is a knock on St. Peter’s door. He looks out and a man is standing there. St. Peter is about to begin his interview when the man disappears. A short time later there’s another knock. St. Peter gets the … Continue reading →
Where God Guides
“Where God guides, He provides.”
Continue reading →God’s Will for My Life
“God’s will for my life is likely where my greatest passion meets the world’s greatest need.”
Continue reading →Things People Won’t Say When They See a Christian Bumper Sticker on a Car
9. “Look! Let’s stop that car and ask those folks how we can become Christians.” 8. “Don’t worry, Billy, those people are Christians. They must have a good reason for driving 90 miles an hour.” 7. “What a joy to … Continue reading →
Private, Individual, Selfish Miracles
“After all, I don’t see why I am always asking for private, individual, selfish miracles when every year there are miracles like white dogwood.” – Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Continue reading →Sunday School Bloopers
The following are biblical bloopers from Sunday school students: FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT In the first book of the Bible, Guinessis, the Lord got tired of creating the world, so he took the Sabbath off. Adam and Eve were created … Continue reading →
How Churches Are Held Together
How are churches held together? They can be wired together by organization. They can be frozen together by formality. They can be rusted together by tradition. They can be melted together by the Holy Spirit.
Continue reading →God’s Amazing Wisdom and Accuracy
God’s wisdom may be observed in the hatching of eggs. The eggs of the potato bug hatch in 7 days; Those of the canary in 14 days; Those of the barnyard hen in 21 days; The eggs of ducks and … Continue reading →