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Are We Good for Nothing?
Given the moral and fiscal bankruptcy of our state and so much of our nation, we might ask, “Are we as conservative Christians in Illinois good for nothing?” It may feel that no matter what we do, our witness and work bear no fruit. But it does not need to be that way.
Posted in Faith, Federal, Illinois Politics, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged Are We Good for Nothing?, Crete, fruit, Governor Pritzker, Illinois, Illinois Family Institute, Paul, Titus
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Dropping Like Flies
Some phrase origins are hard to pinpoint such as “dropping like flies.” A story in the May 1902 edition of the Atlanta Constitution might have said it first, “I saw men and women rushing back and forth within the flames. They would run along, then came the choking smoke and they would drop like dead flies.”
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty
Tagged American church, church, Dr. John Armstrong, Dropping Like Flies, Isaiah, Paul
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Four Instructions Parents Should Follow
During my Bible reading the other day, I came across 2 Timothy 2:24: “And the servant of the Lord must not strive; but be gentle unto all men, apt to teach, patient . . .”
This verse wasn’t written directly to parents, but it certainly has plenty of application for us! Paul was writing to Timothy who was leading a local church, and these words of wisdom were meant for him. But the four instructions found in this verse—one negative, three positive—are ones that all parents would do well to heed—myself included!
The first instruction—and the only negative one—tells us …
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Tagged 2 Timothy 2:24, Bible, gentleness, Parenting, Paul, teaching, Timothy
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