Looking Toward Eternity

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    This Sunday, Floyd and I will be celebrating our 35th wedding anniversary.  When we got married, we agreed that divorce was not an option, and if we ran into marital challenges that we would take them to the Lord and let Him help us work them out. And in those 35 years, we’ve faced quite a few challenges – from raising a mentally handicapped daughter to extended periods of separation…

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    The United States of America, despite all her problems, is still the greatest nation on Earth.  Our freedoms are second to none, although we are gradually losing them one by one.  We reside in a nation where we can select our careers, live where we choose, attend church and worship God without fear of retribution, share our faith openly for the most part without being arrested.  Most American believers have…

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    Luke 6:37 says, “Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned…” God holds His children to a higher standard.   I Peter 1:15 says, “But as he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation.”  In all manner of conversation means in everything we do.  But very often people we know and love are not saved…

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