Christianity Articles
61: The Top Ten Myths About Prayer
Prayer is difficult. Surely God doesn't listen to me. I really don't know how to pray. These nagging questions are simply myths about prayer.
1. It's hard to pray.
That's what is so much fun about a myth. It's easy to show the truth through it. Praying is easy. Like anything else, if you want to do it really well, okay, that wi
62: This Little Light of Mine
The other night my wife and I made a late mad dash to the Columbia Target on Route 175. Something about an expiring coupon that was about to self-destruct if we didn't use it before 10pm tonight.
So anyway, as we are making our way to the car my wife remarks that it seemed unusually dark in our parking area tonight. I responded with a typical gr
63: Trust And Obey Part Three
Joshua was excited and eager to show God his desire to complete the task of conquering the Promised Land. He sent some men to spy out the land of Ai. The commanders, full of enthusiasm over their battle at Jericho, recommended that they send only two or three thousand men. He agreed and the army left.
The men began their attack with confiden
64: Trust And Obey PartII
Joshua left the tent of the presence of the Lord dumbfounded by the Lord's command. The Israelite army was to march around the heavily fortified city of Jericho seven times and shout on the final pass. Determined to show no apprehension for God's request, Joshua walked back towards the encampment and was met by a man.
Joshua 5: 13-15, "While
65: Who Is My Hero
Bombs exploded across the night sky lighting up the world with hot fiery bursts of red. A loud sonic boom awakened the sleeping people to the reality of war.
Fear perpetrated the hearts of those who were not prepared. Horror lined the faces of those who survived the first attack. Terror overwhelmed their thoughts because it was only a matter
66: Why Are Twenty Million People Depressed In The United States
Twenty million people are depressed in the United States alone! Many have lost hope not only in themselves, but in the American Dream. Thoughts of suicide fill their days because of the dread of living yet another day of unhappiness.
Why is this happening? Why are people melting away under clouds of hopelessness and fear? Why are they feeling
67: Why Did A Tornado Destroy Greensburg Kansas
The atmosphere darkened bringing a creepy chill of expectancy to the land. The tornado sirens sounded warning all residents to immediately take shelter. Fear dropped into my mind as I realized that my daughter, son and their families were in a severe storm watch where tornadoes were sighted.
Turning on my television set a news anchorman withi
68: Why Did My Child Die
As the sun rose over the ocean a gentle breeze blew awakening my senses to the peace of my surroundings. My thoughts quieted for a moment as my mind took in the beauty of the tiny island I was vacationing on.
I wished that every day could begin like this day. A beginning when everyone around was not occupied with work or the tragedy of life.
69: Your Prosperity and Your Trials
Life happens to us all, and at some point in time we all experience a little displeasure now and then.
It doesn't matter how long we've been a Christian, how much we do right, or how much we love the Lord. 1 Peter 4:12 says, "Do not be amazed and bewildered at the fiery ordeal which is taking place to test your quality as though something (unu
70: 6 Ways to Let Those with Chronically Illness in Your Church Know You Care
1 in 3 people in the U.S. have a chronic condition. If it's not you, it's someone near you.
Too often, a chronic illness, such as fibromyalgia, or a chronic condition like back pain from a car accident, is invisible. Those who live with chronic illnesses do everything they can to look presentable, get to church, and sit through the service. But
71: A Christmas Of Secrets
The snow softly fell producing mounds of glistening white newness to the surrounding houses. All things looked clean as if the snow had washed away all bleakness and allowed a new beginning.
It was Christmas time. The children were excited and the decorations were hung. The tree was all aglow and beneath its branches lay colorfully wrapped
72: A Mothers Day Prayer For A Woman Facing Infertility
Are you a nurse, midwife or doctor who has no child of your own? Are you someone helping others to live a better quality life and yet you have not experienced the joy of motherhood? I bring you good news at this time of mothers day. Be glad. God can make you a mother too.
The bible says, God: settles the barren woman in her home as a happy mothe
73: A Review of Sacraments of the Catholic Church
The Catholic Church since its inception has set itself aside from all other organized religion by being a sacramental church. As a Catholic you will often hear of the sacramental church and if raised Catholic as a child had these sacraments bestowed on you as grew up as both a person and a Catholic. The seven sacraments can be traced to Jesus himse
74: Advent Tradition Circles Around a Wreath
If you ask any Catholic, they will tell you the season of Advent is a period of penance and preparing their heart for the coming of the Baby Jesus. But although not part of the Holy see opinion on Advent, the advent wreath, advent season and the family activities helps families stay focused on the real meaning of the season, Jesus, and not the comm
75: Are You Confident That You Know How To Test The Spirits
It is perhaps surprising that even mature Christians struggle to explain how to test the spirits as we are commanded to do.
1 John 4 v 1 says, 'Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world.'
Jesus makes it very clear in Matthew 7 v
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