When you belong to Jesus Christ, you start to do some “eternity thinking” about the people you love. You begin to wonder, “Will they be in heaven with me?” Yet the people we most want in heaven with us are often the hardest to talk to about Christ.There are steps we can take to more effectively communicate Christ to those closest to us.
What can we say to someone who says that they cannot believe in God because of all the wickedness and suffering in the world? This little story from an unknown author illustrates one response to such a comment.
Was the baby in the manger really Jesus Christ, God’s Son, the promised Messiah? Or was he just an ordinary human baby of no special importance. Was it a myth, or the truth? Let’s weigh the evidence.
This free downloadable PowerPoint, with an outline script and colourful slides, explains the real meaning of Christmas in a way children can relate to.
In the Anglican church, each service begins with a greeting. The officiating clergyman says, “The Lord be with you.” The congregation used to respond, “And with thy spirit.” But since the modernising of the liturgy, the wording is now, “The Lord be with you.” And everyone responds, “And also with you.”
Steve McQueen starred in over thirty movies, including Le Mans, Towering Inferno and The Great Escape.He was a wild and troubled man, and something of a loner. His early life was very traumatic. As one friend stated, “Steve knew what it was like to be dyslexic, deaf, illegitimate, backward, beaten, abused, deserted.” But God rescued him.
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