Surrender

Christianity does not think of a man as finally submitting to the power of God, it thinks of him as finally surrendering to the love of God. It is not that man’s will is crushed, but that man’s heart is broken. Adapted, William Barclay (1907 – 1978)

Lord’s Day Morning

O Lord, day and night are Yours. They are also mine, given by Your grace. The day to summon me to new activities, to give me opportunity to glorify You, to serve my generation, to acquire knowledge, holiness, eternal life. The night to rid me of the cares of the day,...

The Word Of The Week: Poppycock |6

Poppycock, n; foolishness, nonsense, baloney, bunk, hokum, the antithesis of truth. I know very well how foolish it sounds to those who are lost, when they hear that Jesus died to save them. But we who are saved recognize this message as the very power of God. So what...

The Word Of The Week: Poppycock |5

Poppycock, n; foolishness, nonsense, baloney, bunk, hokum; poppycock is the antithesis of truth. Poppycock is viewed by many as a gourmet treat, which blends popcorn, caramel and nuts. Howard Vair, proprietor of a small specialty candy store in Detroit is credited...

The Word Of The Week: Poppycock |4

Poppycock, n; foolishness, nonsense, baloney, bunk, hokum; poppycock is the antithesis of truth. In August 2018, sports journal The Athletic reported that Mike Scioscia, the longest-tenured manager in baseball, was expected to end his 19 year career with the Angels in...

The Word Of The Week: Poppycock |3

Poppycock, n; foolishness, nonsense, baloney, bunk, hokum; poppycock is the antithesis of truth. “To accuse me of being too inflexible is poppycock.” Margaret Thatcher (1925 – 2013)