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MERRY CHRISTMAS
I was talking to a couple of boys recently asking them what kind of gifts they expected for Christmas. They each told me their hopes and dreams for this electronic gadget or that. It brought back some memories of my own childhood when I waited with anticipation what treasures my…
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On February 24, 1955, Stephen was born in San Francisco to an unmarried mother named Joanne Simpson. Joanne was a graduate student at the time and had concluded that her life was just too hectic to raise a child. We don't know what thoughts went through Joanne's mind, but given a similar set of …
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Immanuel Kant w
as a 17th century German philosopher who lived a life of discipline. The people of the town said they could “set their clock” by the regularity of his afternoon walks. What they did not know was that the keeper of the cathedral clock set the time according to when Kant ventured out. And what nobody could…
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G. K. Chesterton wrote a series of short stories titled “The Man Who Knew Too Much.” The main character of these mystery stories is a sleuth called Horne Fisher. With amazing precision Fisher is able to solve the most puzzling of mysteries. When everyone else is stumped, or even fooled,…
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Of First Importance
Survivors of the Titanic disaster all agree on one point. After the ship struck the iceberg, some twenty life-boats were launched from the crippled ocean liner. They were too few and most of them were only partially filled with passengers. The idea was to wait for the Titanic to sink below the waves and avoid the sucking force of the vortex in her wake that could plunge them to the bottom of the ocean. Once the…
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Summer begins today, as I write this article. In the life of the Church that means MISSIONS. I have just returned from the mission trip to Macedonia with a team from Dover Baptist Association. The Haiti Mission Team has just departed and the Youth Mission Trip to Canada is gearing up to launch in a few…
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According to an article written by Stephanie Pappas for The Christian Science Monitor, sinkholes in the United States are most common in Florida, Texas, Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. The ground beneath these states is rich in easily-dissolved rock types. When enough water seeps…
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University professor Dr. Chris Gabbard formed his conviction about the value of human life under the heavy influence of philosopher Peter Singer. Singer has argued that a civilized society has a right, and indeed an obligation, to exclude people who are not “persons.” People who are severely disables…
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Every family has a different tradition of when it is time to put away the Christmas decorations. Wrapping up the decorations and putting them out of sight signifies that the feast of celebration is over and ordinary life resumes. In my family, my wife insists we keep the decorations up until January 6th. In most…Added by Four Mile Creek Baptist Church on December 30, 2010 at 11:18pm — No Comments
There is a story I heard a long time ago about a pastor who became discouraged in his preaching ministry. He studied faithfully the Bible and did his best to proclaim the Word truthfully every Sunday but, in spite of all his best efforts, there seemed to be no results from his preaching. One of the members of his church noticed how desponded he was and ordered a special plaque to be made for the pulpit. The following Sunday the preacher went up to the pulpit to preach and noticed…
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One of my Seminary professors shared with the class a practical principle of childrearing that has stuck with me through the years. He said that he had to be careful to balance the “noes” he said to his children, during a given day, with the “yeses.” The danger was, he said, that if his “noes” were more numerous than his “yeses” his children would become discouraged and their creativity would be stunted or directed toward dysfunctional behavior...…Added by Four Mile Creek Baptist Church on November 4, 2010 at 8:30pm — No Comments
From 1993 to 1995 I was ministering to two mission churches in Northern Nevada. Living in the desert was quite different from anything I've experienced before. The arid land looked more like the surface of the Moon, than a place on Earth. The ridges of the hills and mountains were bare and crumbling. The vast open land was covered in sagebrush (Nevada's state flower), which under the withering heat of the sun would dry up and turn into tumbleweeds that raced across the valleys in… Continue
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Once upon a time there was a town populated altogether by ducks. In the center of town the most prominent building was the church. On Sunday morning ducks could be seen from every corner of town waddling slowly down Main street and into their church...Added by Four Mile Creek Baptist Church on August 5, 2010 at 9:30pm — No Comments
In 1966 Richard M. Schulze and his business partner James Wheeler opened the Sound of Music - an audio specialty store in Saint Paul, Minnesota. They sold audio equipment for cars to mainly young people with limited resources. Schulze quickly realized he needed to expand his customer base and after buying out his partner, expanded his store’s merchandise to include VCR’s, laser disks, and even household appliances.…Added by Four Mile Creek Baptist Church on June 30, 2010 at 9:30pm — No Comments
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