Category Archives: Notices

It hardly needs to be pointed out that most of the world does not affirm that Christ is ‘incomparable”. In our 21st century, multi-cultural world, a host of religions claim to have a corner on truth. How are we to … Continue reading →

In describing the Lord as a Shepherd, David wrote out of his own experience because he had spent his early years caring for sheep. Sheep are completely dependent on the shepherd for provision, guidance, and protection. The New Testament calls … Continue reading →

† To the Architect He is the CHIEF CORNERSTONE. † To the Artist He is the ONE ALTOGETHER LOVELY. † To the Astronomer He is the BRIGHT & MORNING STAR. † To the Baker He is the BREAD OF LIFE. … Continue reading →

Your contentment issues may have nothing to do with material possessions but rather with circumstances challenging situations in life that haven’t improved despite your best efforts. Although we hope and pray for healing from illnesses or resolution for difficult conflicts, … Continue reading →

Many a believer has faced the storms of death, especially martyrdom, and the Lord was their anchor in the storm. On February 23, 155 A.D., a Roman officer publicly demanded Polycarp, the bishop of Smyrma to renounce Jesus Christ. Polycarp … Continue reading →

This world was once a garden of peace. Man was at peace with God and at peace with his mate. But sin entered the world and man declared war against God. He forfeited the peace he had been guaranteed and … Continue reading →

Everything seems to be in crisis. We hear daily of natural disasters, wars, environmental calamity, industrial accidents, and political uncertainty. And more, we may be anxious about degradation in civil life, in law and order, and about the loss of … Continue reading →

Suffering is helpful when Suffering is harmful when We turn to God for understanding, endurance and deliverance. We become hardened and reject God We ask important questions we might not take time to think about in our normal routine We refuse … Continue reading →