Hudson Taylor, a missionary to China, said this, "China is not to be won for Christ by quiet, ease-loving men and women." As a teenager, Taylor felt the call to go to China and introduce Christ to the Chinese people. The next few years, he worked hard, learning Mandarin and the rudiments of medicine. When [...]
Home. What kind of picture does that bring up to you?
Whether you are young or old, the best place you can go to for truth, wisdom, faith and be "equipped" for every good work is God's word.
Whenever someone close to me dies, I am comforted with these words: He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there will be no more death or sorrow or crying or pain. All these things are gone forever.
Grab on to the anchor. It is trustworthy. It keeps you snugged up to the "trustworthy anchor for our souls."
I don't know where you are or what your circumstances might be, but I can tell you that sometimes we don't need to do anything but wait.
We all have things in our past that we regret. Usually, we know when we've done wrong.
That bright Saturday morning, with my daughter Erika, and her two sons, Andrew and Caleb, ages 8 and 9, we took that challenging hike. We'd scrambled up the 4500 feet to the top, walked across the flat, green meadow that was like a table.
It was a stinging experience, but I remembered that earlier prayer and the answer God gave me.
Think about it. We can talk about our life that is about seventy-some years in a little over an hour.
