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By: Gary L. Hutchens Tomorrow our nation will observe Memorial Day, a national holiday. It is observed each year on the last Monday in the month of May. The holiday, formerly known as Decoration Day, commemorates military personnel- men and women- who have died while in service to the United States of America.
By: Gary L. Hutchens Imagine yourself in some kind of public setting, maybe a meeting of some sort. You’re with at least a dozen people, some of whom you know quite well, some not so well and still others not at all. After awhile, somebody shows up with a tray filled with cups of fresh coffee.
By: Gary L. Hutchens People are motivated by different situations in their life to start thinking about finding a church. It could be a serious illness or injury, death of a beloved family member or friend, loss of a job, serious financial setback, a crumbling marriage relationship, even the birth of a child. Well, what should I look for in a church? What characteristics should I look for in determining what church I should belong to?
By: Gary L. Hutchens What’s the best thing a mother can do for her child? Certainly, one of the strongest desires in the heart of a mother is for the welfare and well being of her child. Typically speaking, little compares with the devotion of a mother to her child. Motherly love is one of the greatest examples of compassion in the human experience. There is little a mother would not do to save or protect her child, even to the point of giving her own life. So, what’s the best thing a mother can do for her child?
By: Gary L. Hutchens Real faith, as taught in the New Testament, is not primarily an emotional feeling. Nor is it a belief devoid of facts. New Testament faith, by definition, is based on real evidence. “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” (Heb. 11:1). Strong terms denoting a position of belief reached as a result of examining facts and proof.
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