Tag: study
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Are There Different Degrees of Sin? The Greater Sin of John 19:11
Do you think there are varying degrees of sin? Isn’t all sin equal in God’s eyes? Lying is the same as stealing, it’s all sin to God, right? I was always under the assumption that all sin was created equal, having this drilled into my thought process for almost 40 years until I came to […]
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The Truth in the Bible Still Survives from 1895 to Today
1896 in History :: So what was going on in 1896? Tonight we start the first part of a series of studies on how to study the Bible, called Journey Bible Class. Yesterday I picked up a Bible at a local store specifically to start using tonight, but I have about 30-35 Bibles here in […]
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Royals Pitcher Scott Sullivan Asks What’s Your Story
This morning we had a special guest, Scott Sullivan, speak during our normal Tuesday morning meeting. Sullivan was a pitcher (one of those great “submarine pitchers” I love to watch) for the Cincinnati Reds (1995-2003), Chicago White Sox (2003), and finished his career with the Kansas City Royals (2004). As usually is the case with […]
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Do I Get in Synch With God as Much as My iPhone?
Am I the only one that takes a picture of his iPhone while it is syncing and wonders how or why I don’t do this as often with God? I took this photo this afternoon while waiting on my phone and of course started daydreaming. I hate it when the things of this world intrude […]
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Eternal Purpose Found in the Mundane Activities
This morning as I was going through my email I came across an email Sandy from Toomer’s Coffee sent to me with a devotional message that he found relevant to his day and thought I would like it as well. Most of the time it is just something that is forwarded to me that pretty […]
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Eternal Purpose Found in the Mundane Activities
This morning as I was going through my email I came across an email Sandy from Toomer’s Coffee sent to me with a devotional message that he found relevant to his day and thought I would like it as well. Most of the time it is just something that is forwarded to me that pretty […]
Scott Fillmer 