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I had many conversations with a dear friend who was facing death. He was in his early sixties and full of life. He never thought in terms of victimhood and he loved life and he loved his family. When he was overtaken by a disease, it led him to have honest, straightforward conversations and to ask for God’s wisdom to make right decisions.
Many years before, he had g...
The power went out in our town last night when a lightning storm damaged one of our lines. It was still out in early morning as I sat in my writing chair. By candlelight, I began to pray for family, friends, and our nation. When I prayed for our President concerning several attempts on his life, I was once again led to pronounce exposure to the deception and trickery of the d...
Have you ever doubted that you have eternal life? The Apostle John wrote a letter for that very purpose. We can know with assurance, without a shadow of a doubt, that we have eternal life. “Whoever has the Son has life; whoever does not have God’s Son does not have life” (I John 5:11-12).
When you believe that Jesus is the Messiah, you’ve been given eternal life, an...
Trying to change ourselves never works. We cannot manage our sin well enough to become holy, grow more like Jesus, or please Him. Most of us have tried—and failed. Our hope rests securely in this truth: God is pure light, and in Him there is no darkness at all. We share in who He is and what He has done—and we share one heart—only as we keep living in the pure light that surr...
In the mid-1990s, wolves were reintroduced from Canada down into Montana and Idaho. Their killings and the damage they cause remain significant for ranchers, who primarily face the loss of cattle, sheep, and pets. Millions of dollars have been spent on deterrents, only to be outsmarted by the wolves. Non-lethal methods do not work long-term, yet many “pro-wolf” advocates refu...