A pro-golfer commented on what got him through those difficult holes when his challenger was gaining ground. He said it was the people who were there. “The crowd kept me focused,” he said humbly. “I wanted to win for me, but even more, I wanted to … Continue Reading
Prayer is a widespread practice. Jewish people pray, Christians pray, Muslims pray, Buddhists pray and even 30% of those people who do not believe in God pray. Prayer is a time to talk. It is kind of a conversation that you would have with someone. What makes a conversation work … Continue Reading
Ancient Jerusalem was not a city of plush lawns and tall shady trees. A drainage ditch ran through the middle of the city. Anything that ran into it, rainwater, trash, etc. eventually ran into the Dead Sea. Ancient cities tended to use the nearby trees for building … Continue Reading
Breaking bread together is a good picture of fellowship. When people share life and depend upon each other, that fellowship. Rather than valuing privacy and independence, fellowship is possible by a bond of self-giving love. This love is on display in the once-and-for-all sacrifice of Jesus. By the power … Continue Reading
