Inspirational

I’m blessed to live to see it all, the good, the bad and the ugly. This younger generation couldn’t deal with what our generation went through. Not having anything to amuse them like cell phones, computers, gadgets and name brand shoes. Coming up we had nothing but momma’s love and we were happy. Even though we had nothing we made up our own games. We Saints of old must pull these youngster’s out of the mud of life and let them know things don’t make U happy U must find happiness within yourself. This is why they’re to many murder-suicide, to many shooting at schools and at malls, and to many kids being bullied. We all need to fall down on our knees and repent to God and ask Him to help us to get back on the right track. I’m so glad I’ve made it this far with all the stupid stuff that I’ve done and I’m still here. Time out for playing wondering if there’s a God by now He should have shown U some kinda sign. Aren’t U tired of crying when U see a mother on tv crying about her child being killed? That could have been yours. Come on folks let’s get RIGHT R we’re gonna get LEFT.

The Mosaic Covenant was adamant in its repudiation of idolatry: “You shall not make for yourself an idol in the form of anything in heaven above or the earth beneath or in the waters below.”

Accordingly, “You shall not bow down to them, for I, the Lord your God am a jealous God punishing the children for the sin of the fathers to the third and fourth generations that hate me, but showing love to a thousand generations of those who love me and keep my commandments” (Exod. 20:4-6). Not only is it unacceptable, but results in a plethora of sinful behavior.

We are also alerted to its complex nature. It appears multi-faceted—whether associated with anything in heaven above, the world beneath, or the waters below. Consequently, whether animate or inanimate, whether abstract or concrete, or whether intentional or not.

Materialism serves as a prime case in point. In this regard, Jesus observed: “No one can serve two masters. Either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and Money” (Matt. 6:24).

So it is that we set out to consider this critical topic in greater detail. In the process, we will rely heavily but not exclusively on biblical narrative. Furthermore, we recognize that this constitutes a problem not only in a traditional society for its industrial counterpart. All things considered, one is encouraged to worship the Almighty—who alone is worthy of our veneration. With such in mind, let our quest begin.

In 2003 a book of historical fiction became a best seller by exposing a dark secret of the Catholic Church. The DaVinci Code starring Tom Hanks was made into a movie in 2006 that topped the charts and shocked the western world.

Reconcilable Differences is not fiction, but it is a historical account of what I believe to be a far more serious mystery in the history of Christianity. My book is not the only book on this vital subject, or the best, but it is another voice crying in a theological wilderness that exposes the enigma of the best kept secret in Christendom. It contains a revelation that could change your life.

We have been told for 1,500 years that the dogma of hell is inevitable. If you read this book with an open mind you may come to find the dogma of hell to be impossible.

God and Man Reconciled is the story of God’s love for mankind contained in the Bible. It reviews his dealing with mankind and his work of redemption and reconciliation. It is both a narrative and guide book for reference and consultation to help keep one on course while studying the Word of God. It is simply the story of the Bible to help maintain the perspective from Genesis to Revelation.

The redemption of the human race is the theme that runs through the Bible. It is the story of God’s love for man shown by his generous gifts and the acts he has performed to accomplish that goal. Through faith in Jesus of Nazareth, God offers pardon from sin and reinstatement and fellowship with him¯reconciliation.

CAUTION!

This book may change the way you do church or your life. However, it may bring alongside you gifted people and satisfying relationships to help make the change.

Please do not try to speed read this book. It took many years to experience it and write it. It was written in a slow pace, deliberative style and it must be read in that manner to become a part of your experience also.

The primary purpose of this book is to help bridge the gap between believers in all Christian churches on the subject of gifts. The language is respectful of all believers and solidly based on Scripture. All quotations are from the Bible.

The Temple of Dry Bones challenges Christians and non-Christians alike to embrace the reality of the church. Though there is no perfect church, many have a false sense of this reality. The Temple of Dry Bones allows you to see the authenticity of the people in the church from the pulpit to congregation, and it gives insight into God’s will for His church.

Foot Steps of God’s Omnipresence explains the importance of walking by faith and not by sight in spirit and in truth. Put first Christ in steps and keep your hand in God’s unchanging hand and He will bring you through all of your storms.

I wrote in one of my books that over 10,000 churches have closed their doors since the year 2000. If America is going to survive, it must have a major revival that will flow out far beyond its national borders. God’s people had better get back on their knees in their hearts and seek his forgiveness. Sports, and other means of entertainment, must be comparatively marginalized, but not abandoned.

The Progressive looks to the federal government to solve his problems. The secular conservative believes that hard work, individual responsibility, freedom, and our constitution can save him, but God’s people realize that we as a people will not make it unless we get back to the Bible. There are a lot of people I could quote, voices from the past, but I will forgo the effort. I am tired of so called conservatives quoting Ronald Reagan or any other national hero they feel compelled to quote. What Reagan would do is not important, but what Jesus wants you to do is. Reagan can’t save us, he is dead. I serve a risen Saviour who tells me, and the rest of you out there, that have a relationship with him that all power is given to him in Heaven and Earth. The ultimate solution to our problem is not another civil war, or the Republican Party getting more votes and the upper hand in our seats of power, but in the original mandate Christ announced before leaving this Earth. Go ye therefore and make disciples teaching them all things whatsoever I have commanded you.

If we want to transform our society back to the Christian society we once enjoyed, we must obey the Lord’s command, as individuals, as well as the collective organic body of Christ. We do have the power to make a difference. Our Lord has already won the battle; our job is to be salt, and light, in our society, and the world until he comes back.

As the world keeps turning around and around it never seems to amaze me that people just don’t get it. I just can’t understand how people see the writing on the wall but no one’s paying any attention. Someone had to trigger this world to make it spin and not fall out of the sky. There has to B a Higher Being somewhere to make these kinda things happen. However man sees miracles everyday yet he won’t believe that Someone had to perform them to happen. Man will give man more credit than he will give God, saying it must B something scientific to make things like that happen. Timeout in trying to prove if there is a God R not, if U read the Holy Bible you’ll see that it’s being fulfilled. God is soon to come and if U don’t get right you’re gonna get left. This book will show U how God uses ordinary people and what U must do to B one of His.

Epistles - Pathway of Faith explains thoughtful steps for development towards your path of faith. Pathways of faith are ways God works in our lives. He will aid us in our quest to serve Him.