A Weekly Weblog of Devotionals
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by Rev. Andrew Paton |
Live with Your Eternity in Mind
Rev. Paton is the Pastor of the Clinton Church of the Nazarene Pastor Andrew's Contact Link
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Where is your God now?
In the extremes of both pain and pleasure, there is an apparent but unreal perception of the absence of God.
Render unto Caesar
Ronald Reagan likened big government to a baby:
"a voracious appetite on one end and
no sense of responsibility at the other."
Rights Teeter-totter
Strange how the same folks who think there are limitless human rights in the world also believe that only a finite amount of wealth is on the planet.
The Universe as a Casino
One theory likens the universe to a giant casino. Then there is Einstein's theory:
"God doesn't play dice with the universe."
Free Speech at the Graduation
Bad things are happening. Hard-nosed rebellious people are refusing to toe the line.
The Price of Citizenship
America offers some people the privilege of dual citizenship. God doesn't.
Doing It to be Seen
Jesus spoke of the need to be careful that we do not do
"acts of righteousness" in the hope of being noticed by our peers. Things
were so bad in his day that the wealthy had trumpeters whom would draw
the attention of the passing crowd to the fact that their masters were
about to help a beggar!
The Cost of Free Speech
If churches engage in political activity they risk losing their tax-exempt status. So what!
The Greatest Christian Video Games of ALL
Cutting Edge Graphics!
Hundreds of thousands of our youth are playing violent and sexually explicit video games everyday. |
Today our youth, parents and grandparents do have a choice in choosing a video game that offers valued principles, high morals and a positive message along with fun, excitement and skill development.
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Who is the Gambler? The face of the gambler turned out to be someone else
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The Marriage Amendment: Yes, the Biblical ideal is a hard one! On the Marriage Amendment - By all means call a same-sex relationship a domestic partnership, but don’t confuse it with the marriage ideal.
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Conflict! What if someone has done you wrong? Speaking to all whom will listen about the conflict, and even a few reluctant ones.
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Lincoln didn’t hesitate to mix Bible doctrine in with the affairs of state.
If our current and future presidents quote Bible concepts in their addresses they’ll be in the company of men like Honest Abe Lincoln.
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Evolution - Who designed it?
the mathematical chances of the pure theory of evolution producing life as we know it are less than those of a tornado blowing through a junkyard and assembling by accident a working jumbo jet
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Nothing is permanent in this wicked world - not even trouble
Trouble is often the tool by which God fashions us for better things.
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He has returned without his limbs, but he is not back here without his honor.
Debt of Honor - I was deeply moved by the words of the soldier who lost both
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One finalist returns in victory; the other with dreams broken
The true winner will be the one unchanged by how their dreams played out this day.
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Temptation: Did the boss's eyes linger on you that heady bit longer?
It’s the story of every temptation. All of us have the same pipe dream of handling temptation: "If I just sin carefully, I can stay in control".
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We are now in this war. We are all in it; all the way.
Powerful and resourceful gangsters have banded together to make war upon the whole human race.
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Science challenges the old lie about abortion being a woman’s rights issue.
All over the world ultra-sound imaging machines are changing the way mom’s think about abortion.
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"McCarthyism" proved: Truth needs no immediate applause to be appropriate.
After all the articles written about McCarthyism to mock him, Joe McCarthy turned out to be right.
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Whittaker Chambers warned of faith being threatened by secular liberalism
Liberal writers have vilified him, but Chambers remained true to Jesus till his death in 1961.
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