Cheerful Giver
A mother wanted to teach her daughter a moral lesson. She gave the little girl a quarter and a dollar for church. “Put whichever one you want in the collection plate and keep the other for yourself,” she told the … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Soul and Christianity
Our Ministry, Our Calling
“We don’t have a ministry because we decide to have one; we have a ministry because God gives us one. Our calling is God’s doing, not ours. Our privilege is to obey what God tells us to do; our responsibility … Continue reading →
Mistaken Identity
Two cars were waiting at a stoplight. The light turned green, but the man didn’t notice it. A woman in the car behind him is watching traffic pass around them. The woman begins pounding on her steering wheel and yelling … Continue reading →
Good Morning, I Am God
Good morning, I am God. Today, I will be handling all of your problems. Please remember that I do not need your help. If the devil happens to deliver a situation to you that you cannot handle, DO NOT attempt … Continue reading →
First Time in Church
My grandson returned from his first time in church and was asked how it went. He said, “The music was nice, but the commercial was too long.”
Continue reading →God’s Time
“The time God allows us is always enough for the work He allots us.”
Continue reading →Strong Shoes
“If God sends you down a stony path, may God give you strong shoes.” – Irish Blessing
Continue reading →George W. Bush and Moses
George W. Bush was walking through an airport last week, when he saw an old man with white hair, a long white beard, wearing a long white robe and holding a staff. He walked up to the man, who was … Continue reading →
Do Not Envy
“Do not envy someone who sins and seems to ‘get away with it’ or seems to be successful. We don’t know what disaster might await him.” – Greg Taunt
Continue reading →The Difference Between Hymns and Praise Choruses
An old farmer went to the city one weekend and attended the big city church. He came home and his wife asked him how it was. “Well,” said the farmer, “it was good. They did something different, however. They sang … Continue reading →