by casagrandechurchofchristblogs | Aug 24, 2018 | Bible, leadership, Truth
From the Preacher’s Pen… Have you ever noticed and read those warning labels on things? There is a national center for poison control that tells people what to do if they’ve not read or obeyed the poison warning labels. Likewise, there is a center known as CHEMTREC...
by casagrandechurchofchristblogs | Apr 22, 2018 | Baptism, Everyday Life, Falling Away, Revival, Truth
From the Preacher’s Pen… Beauty is something we all appreciate. A gorgeous sunset will cause us to whip out our cameras or call others to see. And how can anyone fail to appreciate a beautiful baby? But what of our spiritual souls and lives? Are we beautiful before...
by Northern Lights Publishing House | Feb 24, 2018 | Bible, Falling Away, Truth
From the Preacher’s Pen… I guess we’ve all noticed that there are some games we like to play and others that really don’t interest us. One of those games that many play and enjoy is the “game” of perverting God’s word. Recently in a conversation, I was told...
by casagrandechurchofchristblogs | Feb 17, 2018 | Bible, Everyday Life, Falling Away, Truth, Uncategorized
From the Preacher’s Pen… One of the great failures of many Christians is their failure to seriously read and study God’s word. Several preachers ask how many have read their Bibles daily at the beginning of their sermons. While that offends some people...
by casagrandechurchofchristblogs | Feb 4, 2018 | Faith, Truth
From the Preacher’s Pen… Last week we began a look at God’s view of traditions, customs and habits. We found that God objects to His people serving Him without intentional thought or consideration of what they are doing. There is no accidental faithfulness!...
by casagrandechurchofchristblogs | Jan 26, 2018 | Everyday Life, Truth
From the Preacher’s Pen… Do you have any bad habits? I guess most of us do. It seems that in religious matters whenever we talk about habits, customs or traditions they are always bad. Perhaps that is just a bad habit? In real life, we begin to appreciate the fact...
