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by: Gary L. Hutchens We are presently engaged in a deadly war. Many people might relate to that statement from the perspective of the Covid19 pandemic the world is presently struggling through. The virus has been described as an invisible enemy. While an apt representation, this pandemic is a secondary war being fought in the background of a far greater, more deadly war, a war for our very souls against a much more formidable invisible enemy. We’re engaged in spiritual warfare right now against the devil himself!
by: Gary L. Hutchens Whom do we look up to? Most everyone looks up to somebody as a role model, an individual that exemplifies particular characteristics or accomplishments which they would like to emulate. We need to be careful who we look to as role models, and why we see them as such. Fathers should dedicate themselves to be the primary role model of integrity and manhood for their children.
by: Gary L. Hutchens The devil is our deadliest and most committed enemy. The Apostle Peter described him as our “adversary” (enemy) walking about “like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.” (1 Pet. 5:8). In the face of such an enemy Peter instructed us to be “sober” (under control) and “vigilant” (watchful, alert, aware, on guard).
by: Gary L. Hutchens It has been twelve weeks since the Sunny Slope family has had the opportunity to fully come together to worship God inside the church building. Probably, not a one of us ever dreamed of such a reality. The Covid19 pandemic has effectively kept most of us apart for almost three months.
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