by David Robinson | May 31, 2020 | Thoughts on the Lord's Day |
THOUGHTS ON THE LORD’S DAY ”Pentecost, the clash of faith and culture.” The story of Pentecost, lived out in Acts 2, is the New Testament’s version of Genesis, the beginning. As with movies and plays, the book of Acts begins with a series of dramatic events that sets...
by David Robinson | May 24, 2020 | Thoughts on the Lord's Day |
THOUGHTS ON THE LORD’S DAY ”Can you hand me the Tomato Soup?” A lesson in Courage. I remember the story about a little girl who was afraid of the dark. She lived in an old farmhouse where they kept food in a pantry that to her was dark and intimidating. Her mother...
by David Robinson | May 17, 2020 | Thoughts on the Lord's Day |
THOUGHTS ON THE LORD’S DAY ”Are you the Gift that keeps on giving?” Jesus is the greatest gift ever given. When God gave his son to be the Savior of all mankind, He made it possible for every person to have a personal relationship with their creator. According to Acts...
by David Robinson | May 10, 2020 | Thoughts on the Lord's Day |
THOUGHTS ON THE LORD’S DAY “Are you living in response-able freedom?” When you are in the midst of a crisis, do you react out of emotion and bias or are you able to respond with mature thoughtfulness and responsibility? The ability to do what needs to be done, when it...
by David Robinson | May 3, 2020 | Thoughts on the Lord's Day |
THOUGHTS ON THE LORD’S DAY “Five laws that guarantee your harvest—even during a pandemic.” Many today are worried about the “supply-chain,” goods and services that most of us take for granted when times are good. If our only hope is in the ability of foreign nations...
by David Robinson | Apr 26, 2020 | Thoughts on the Lord's Day |
THOUGHTS ON THE LORD’S DAY “The World is searching frantically, looking for a cure for Covid-19 while the Church struggles to find the answer for moral AIDS.” The prophet, Jeremiah, lived and served God in a day very much like our day, the almost total collapse of any...
