Preacher ‘70: Recent Episodes
Preacher ‘70
Preacher was a great preacher and these are some of his sermons. He retired from the ministry in 1985, but he taught Sunday School for 25 years after that. He went into Heaven in May of 2016 at the age of 93. In his last years on earth, as a “shut in,” he spent a couple hours every afternoon “with the Lord.” He said to me more than once, “I’ve discovered that ‘Only Jesus, Only Jesus.’” I pray his sermons inspire you to love the Lord more and more until you come to know that “Only Jesus.”
This sermon was preached in 1978 at Christmastime. How do we wear this Gift? How do we share Him?
Preacher taught this Bible Study lesson in 1999. The Scripture is taken from John 4. The Samaritan woman was destined to meet the Lord Jesus Christ. She was in the Hand of the Living God. She was chosen and so are we.
This sermon was preached in 1982, but it could have been preached today, 2023. It's about the end times and the signs that are present now, especially regarding the church. Apologizing in advance for the sermon ending abruptly. The tape ended before the sermon was over, but it was nearly finished.
This is a short Communion Meditation sermon preached in 1982. What does Communion really mean for us? This question is answered here.
You are not an accident. God, in creating you, said “My creation is beautiful.” He gives insight into the way to “Renew our minds” and believe it. God intended for you and your life to be fulfilled. There is an answer for every dilemma you may be in.
Everything we have belongs to God. He is your source. Be thankful in all things. Sow sparingly and leave the outcome to God. This sermon was preached in 1977.
This sermon was preached on Palm Sunday, 1981. It is obviously about Jesus dying on the Cross for us. Preacher asks the question, "Are you living and dying for that which is worthwhile?" The Scripture is from Luke 23.
The Scripture is John 19. Jesus paid the ultimate price for all who will accept it. It is finished. The plan of Salvation is complete. This sermon was preached 4/5/1981.
This is in a sermon series leading up to the crucifying of the Lord Jesus Christ. It was preached in 1980.
This sermon is about Tithing and the blessings of it. “If you would have, you must give.” It was preached in 1982.
This is a sermon about David, "a man after God's Own Heart." He outlines steps where that, too, can be said about us. This sermon was preached in 1982.
At this time of year our hearts are warm with giving, love and excitement. This sermon was preached in 1980.
This sermon was preached at Christmastime, 1979. The Gift is Jesus Christ. What you do with this Gift may determine where you spend eternity. When it comes to the destiny of our soul in Christ, it's been paid for in full to be remembered no more, in the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
This sermon is about Christmas, Jesus and the way we treat one another during this time of year. It was preacher December 12, 1982.
This sermon is about the awesome price The Lord Jesus Christ paid to save you and me; and how important it is for us to keep our eyes upon the Cross. This sermon was preached in 1981.
You’re not here by chance. Your life is directed. God’s Power is made perfect in weakness. There is no power on the face of this earth that you need to be afraid of. This sermon was preached on December 4, 1977.
Being thankful for our religious freedom and our overall freedoms. Being thankful for and supportive of our church. This sermon was preached on November 23, 1980.
This sermon was preached during the Lenten season in 1980. It is about forgiveness and love. "Father forgive them for they know not what they do."
Do we forget that The Cross is the center or the foundation of our religion? This sermon was preached in 1979.
Do you really Know God? How committed are you? Have you committed your family, your possessions, your soul to God? This sermon is based on the Prophet Jonah. It was preached in September 23, 1979.
The Scripture for this sermon begins with Matthew 19:16, the story of the Rich Young Ruler. This sermon was preached May 1, 1977, one month and 4 days before Preacher's motorcycle accident that shattered his right leg and changed his life forever. I can tell you that in the 39 years he had left to live, he lived exactly the way this sermon says we should live. His faith NEVER wavered.
This sermon is about our commitment and dedication To the Lord Jesus Christ. It was preached in April, 1978.
It's the beginning of a new Decade. What do you have in your hand? God has provided you with everything you need for “this” day, not tomorrow until tomorrow comes. You have what you need today. Use it. Be confident and never never stop worshiping. You stop worshiping God and the Lord Jesus Christ, and you stop growing. This sermon was preached January 6, 1980.
If the church could talk, what would be its New Year's Resolution? Would it want us to love the Lord more, pray more, attend church more, accept one another and love one another more? This sermon was preached December 30, 1979 and is relevant today.
This is a wonderful sermon about how to live in the coming new year, where life can be found regardless of our circumstances. It was preached in 1980 but sounds like it could have been preached today! There is a couple minutes of poor sound that wasn’t correctable.
The sermon was preached in December 1977. The Scripture reading begins with the Paul's defense before Agippa in Acts 26:12-18 “On one of these journeys I was going to Damascus with the authority and commission of the chief priests. About noon, King Agrippa, as I was on the road, I saw a light from heaven, brighter than the sun, blazing around me and my companions. We all fell to the ground, and I heard a voice saying to me in Aramaic,[a] ‘Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me? It is hard for you to kick against the goads.’ “Then I asked, ‘Who are you, Lord?’ “ ‘I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting,’ the Lord replied. ‘Now get up and stand on your feet. I have appeared to you to appoint you as a servant and as a witness of what you have seen and will see of me. I will rescue you from your own people and from the Gentiles. I am sending you to them 18 to open their eyes and turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan to God, so that they may receive forgiveness of sins and a place among those who are sanctified by faith in me.’
This is a wonderful sermon about freedom in Christ and how to attain it. “You will know the Truth and the Truth will make you free.” “If the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.” This sermon was preached in 1977.
Behold the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world. What are we doing to proclaim this? This is a great sermon preached in 1982.
Your life can be a Fantastic Trip but you must realize that you are just passing through. This life is short. Don’t neglect the most vital thing—God. Do good. Be kind. Keep the Faith. This sermon was preached in 1982.
This sermon is about the beauty and use of the human mind and the human heart in the Kingdom of God. It was preached in 1978.
This is a sermon about the power a Christian would experience if he/she had a purpose and direction and was not distracted in any direction away from God. This sermon was preached in 1982
This sermon is about Adam bringing sin into the world and God, through the Lord Jesus Christ, redeeming us. This sermon was preached in 1982.
This is not a sermon. it is a conversation between Preacher and an insecure young girl. She is worried about her salvation and her eternal Destiny.
This is not a sermon. It is a short conversation with Preacher as he was giving answers to some questions about worry, fear, how you can know you're saved and the Holy Spirit. This conversation took place in 1979.
There are some things God will not do "for" you. This sermon was preached in 1980. The sound is not the best from this 40 year old cassette tape, but it’s a great sermon worth listening to.
This sermon was preached in 1983. There was no sound for the first half of the sermon, but the sound starts at an appropriate spot for a good explanation of salvation, which is where this Podcast starts. About 3/4 of the way through, there are sound problems, but it is audible. This sermon was too important not to put on the Podcast.
This is a sermon about what happens when someone meets the Lord Jesus Christ. Who do we tell? Can someone tell we have had an "experience" by the way we live? Jesus commanded us, "You Shall Be My Witnesses." This sermon was preached in 1983.
This is a sermon about Zacchaeus and how meeting Jesus Christ changed his life forever. It was preached near Thanksgiving, 1981.
The Scripture is Acts 1:6-10. This sermon could have been preached today for it is so appropriate for what is going on in the world today. The forces of evil are trying to destroy the Church. We., the Church, must be committed and STAND! This sermon was preached in 1981.
This is a powerful sermon about who the Church should be to this world in which we live. This sermon was preached in 1980.
The Scripture for this sermon is Psalm 8. In this sermon, Preacher gives insight into the way to "renew our minds" and believe it. You are not an accident. God, in creating you, said "My creation is beautiful." God intended for you and your life to be fulfilled. There is an answer for every dilemma you may be in. This sermon was preached in 1978.
"As your days, so shall your strength be." God is your Provider, Protector and Comforter. This sermon was preached on August 15, 1982.
This is a powerful sermon about doing what The Lord has asked you to do. It was preached in 1981.
We who believe in Jesus as our Lord and Savior have a responsibility to tell others about Him. This powerful sermon was preached in 1981.
What are you doing as a Christian? What are you, who name the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, What are you doing? This is a powerful sermon preached in 1979.
This sermon is a testimonial from Preacher about the surgery he had recently in which he was overdosed on the pre-op and his heart stopped. This was his first Sunday back in the pulpit since that surgery. It was preached on February 8, 1981.
Unless you are where God wants you to be, you will never have Peace. This sermon was preached in 1981.
The Scripture is from Job. This is a sermon about Suffering, Love and Salvation. It was preached on April 22, 1979. Be Blessed.
This Easter Message was preached April 19, 1981. Preacher talks about the three people who first came to the empty tomb.......John, Peter and Mary.
This is a sermon centered around the cross and the crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ. It was preached in 1983.
This sermon was preached in 1981. It is about the 2 thieves that were crucified with Jesus. Which thief do we identify with?
Scripture 2 Samuel 21:1-6, 9-14. This sermon is about what happens in generations to come and to our own children when we, as parents and grandparents, don't "raise them up in the way they should go" and don't take them to church. It is also about the church that doesn't direct its programs to meet the community's needs. If we don't do now what we should, generations to follow will suffer. This sermon was preached in 1983.
God knows where you are and what you are doing and He is not surprised by anything. When you take on a burden for the Lord Jesus Christ, it ceases to be a burden. It makes everything else fit together. This is a great sermon preached in 1978.
This is another short Communion Meditation. It was preached on Preacher's last Sunday at one of his churches, which he references at the beginning of the sermon. This sermon was preached on May 29, 1983.
This sermon is about love, suffering and faith. You could apply it somewhat toward what we are going through in March, 2020 concerning the Coronavirus. The sound is poor in some spots, but the sermon is too good to not publish here. This sermon was preached in 1977 and is true today.
The Scriptures for this sermon are Ezekiel 34:11-16 and 1 Corinthians 2:1-9. The Apostle Paul said: "I determine to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified." This sermon was preached April 24, 1983.
This is a Communion Meditation sermon preached on March 4, 1979. In this sermon, he tells a story about a 21 year old girl with ovarian cancer. The sermon ends but the story doesn't. He didn't know that 41 years later, that girl would still be alive. God definitely does answer prayer.
You are in the Hand of a Living God. He neither slumbers or sleeps. Invest your time for God, whether it be at work or home or wherever you are and you will have an unbelievable Spiritual blessing.
The Scripture for this sermon is Ephesians 1:15-23. It is being read by a lay person. In this sermon, Preacher says, “You’ll never be the same again when you understand what the Lord Jesus Christ has done for you. You’re already a winner. The game has already been won!” This sermon was preached in 1978.
This is a sermon about the Power of God that is released to you when you trust in the Lordship of the Lord Jesus Christ. Your circumstances don't have to change for you to truly live. The Scripture is Isaiah 40:25-31. This sermon was preached in 1978.
The Scripture for this sermon is Luke 12:22-32. It was preached in 1978. The keys to the Kingdom of God have been given to you. What a fortune!
This sermon is about Pontius Pilate and what he did in regard to Jesus. But, "What will I do with Jesus today?" That's the question. This is a powerful sermon and was preached in 1978.
The Scripture for this Sermon is Revelation 3:1-6. Love and forgiveness should be the atmosphere of the church. This sermon was preached January 14, 1979.
Jesus is our King, our Counselor and our Savior. We are members of His eternal Kingdom. What are we doing with this membership? This sermon was preached on Palm Sunday, 4/3/1977.
This sermon is about making room for the Lord Jesus Christ in your busy life. “The InnKeeper has no room for them in the Inn.” You are the innkeeper of your heart and soul. This sermon was preached in December, 1978.
In the midst of your most raging storm, Jesus Christ is Lord. This sermon was preached in 1978.
This sermon was preached right before Communion was given. He explains the importance of Communion and the Lord's Last Supper and what it means for us. This sermon was preached in 1982.
In this sermon he talks about the double minded person. He talks about how to have peace. He says that we are just as great as the thoughts that we think. This sermon was preached in 1978.
This is a sermon about being loved so much that Jesus came and suffered and died for us, so that we could live eternally in His great Kingdom. We are no accident. We are special. We are loved. We are saved. This sermon was preached March 18, 1979.
God has given you everything you need to do what He has called you to do; to be who He has called you to be; to fulfill your dreams. God has given you a “Promised Land.” Use what you have and just "do it." This sermon was preached in 1978.
The Scripture is Luke 18:9-14. This sermon is about the Pharisees and how they were such great law keepers and good people, but when it came to the Lord Jesus Christ, they couldn't accept the Son of God, standing right before their eyes. He didn't act the way they thought he should and he loved sinners. They hated him and plotted to kill him. This sermon was preached in 1978.
This sermon was preached in 1979 on Palm Sunday. When he talks about the electronic church, he’s not talking about shut-ins, the elderly and those who are not able to go to church any more. He also talks about “God loves the sinner more than He does the righteous."
Are you personal friends with the Lord Jesus Christ? You can be. This sermon was preached in 1980.
Though sermon was preached at Christmastime, 1980, it really isn't about Christmas. It is about love. It is about getting rid of hate among families and friends. It is about reconciliation. It is about security in Christ. It is about living in the Light of Christ.
This sermon is about the strength God will give you to “get started” doing what He has called you to do. It was preached in 1980.
The main thing that we as Christians are supposed to do in this life is to make our witness for The Lord Jesus Christ to the unsaved. This sermon was preached in 1977.
This is a great Stewardship message about the importance of tithing, to God and for our own sake. We are stewards in the Kingdom of God. It was preached in 1980.
The Scripture for this sermon is when Jesus ascended into Heaven and after a cloud hid Him, 2 angels asked the disciples why they were standing there gazing into Heaven. They told them to go to Jerusalem. What if they hadn’t gone? Are you doing what God wants you to do today? Not yesterday or tomorrow, but today? This sermon was preached in 1978.
This is about the Pharisees and the Sadducees, the good law keepers, who seemed to lose sight of the people outside the Temple. And they didn’t recognize the Son of God standing in front of them. This sermon was preached 2/5/1978.
God created you to be a somebody. God did not take the time to create you for nothing. He will be with you in every storm and get you to where you want to go. Trust Him. This sermon was preached 9/9/1979.
Why did the people not speak up for the Lord Jesus Christ when He was to be crucified? Where do you stand? Will you accept the responsibility for the place that God has given you? This sermon also talks about communism and politics as it was in the 1970's. This sermon was preached on February 12, 1977.
If God has called you to do something, do it, no matter the opposition. You and God are a majority. Our primary purpose in this life is to share the Gospel with the world. This powerful short sermon was preached before Communion on 6/8/1978.
Never has it been so difficult for the church as it is today. But, also, those who are committed will be able to experience the Power of the Holy Spirit, today, like never before. But when discipleship and self denial cease to be a way of life, we have drifted. God must come first. This sermon was preached in 1979.
Even though this sermon was preached over 40 years ago, it could have been preached yesterday! He talks about the world then and it sounds just like the world today. Wonderful sermon preached June 11, 1978.
“With Christ there can’t be a failure. You’ve been given everything you need to do the job Christ has called you to do. How are you investing the time here on earth that has been entrusted to you? You have an opportunity that is absolutely fantastic today to do something that will ensure greatness, not only today, but for time that is yet to come.” This sermon was preached July 19, 1981.
Losing someone you love changes your life. Can we come to the place where we say "Let it be, Lord." Can we come to the place that we know, that we know, that we know that God is in charge of my yesterday, today and tomorrow. Can we commit to Him totally, all that we have and all whom we love. There is an anchor that can hold these souls of ours no matter what kind of storm comes across our life. This sermon was preached in August, 1981.
The Scripture for this sermon is Deuteronomy 1:19-21 and 30-33. This sermon is about when God was leading the Israelites toward the Promised Land. We also have a promised land (plan) that God is leading us toward............. This sermon was preached 1/23/1983.
This sermon is about how the sin of one man, Adam, caused all humanity to fall and how God restored us thru the perfect obedience of Jesus and gave us a Glorious Inheritance, if only we accept it. This sermon was preached 1/16/1983.
This sermon is about how we as Christians should be reading our Bibles and about our responsibility to do what God has called us to do in this life. We tend to let the mundane things of life get in our way of doing what's really important in the Kingdom of God. This sermon was preached August 22, 1982.
This sermon is about Elijah running away from Jezebel far away and into a cave where God finds him and says, "Elijah, What are you doing here?" God had Kings for him to anoint, 7000 remnant for him to minister to and a new Prophet for him to anoint, but he was hiding in a cave. Are we hiding from God or are we standing and doing what He has called us to do? This sermon was preached 5/16/1982.
You will never know yourself until you know the Lord Jesus Christ, the One that formed, shaped and fashioned you. God has given you many talents. Use them to have a very productive life. Don’t bury your talent(s). This sermon was preached in 1977.
This sermon is about the rich man and Lazarus and the Good Samaritan. It was preached in 1982.
What quality and depth of life do you have? Are you paying attention to the danger signals? This sermon was preached in 1977.
God has given you a wonderful gift--Your Mind. If you change your thinking, you can change your life. Your mind is powerful. This sermon was preached in 1978.
What you think about for the first 5 minutes after you awaken in the mornings will determine your happiness for that day. This sermon was preached in 1978.
Forget what is past. There is no place for guilt in the life of a Christian. Keep your eyes on the goal: The Lord Jesus Christ. This sermon was preached in 1977, shortly after Preacher had an accident and severely broke his leg.
The Scripture reading for this sermon is Luke 15:11-32. We have been given, from God, everything we need to be happy. We take most of the things He has given us, for granted. They are gifts from God to help us to be happy. There is nothing wrong with being happy.
Sometimes we, as Christians, don't realize the awesome Power that is available to us through the Lord Jesus Christ, and we don’t tap into it. Though this sermon was preached in 1982, it is still the same message that is relevant today.
The Scripture for this sermon is Ephesians 1:3-12. Oh the church, the church! It's about our responsibility to the church as Christians, chosen; to support the church with our service, to love one another, to have a prayer life. It was preached in 1981.
This sermon was preached in 1979. “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.”
This sermon was preached in 1980. The Scripture if Psalm 91. Your can live happily and joyfully with a sense of humor when you have a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, and come to understand that He is completely in charge, and you can trust Him.
This sermon was preached in 1980. Can you live this day enthusiastically because you know, thru the Lord Jesus Christ, that He has a payday for you, tomorrow. We don’t know when tomorrow is, but it will be a marvelous payday when it comes!
This sermon was preached in 1979. You have a great mind and as it thinketh, so you are. God created you on purpose, for a wonderful purpose!
This sermon was preached in 1983. It's about we, as laypeople, making our witness about the Lord Jesus Christ as we live our lives, day to day.
Who is it that God is calling you to witness to? We are called to deliver the message of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ wherever we are.
The Scripture is the story of the Prodigal Son. What does God think of sinners? He loves them. The Lord Jesus Christ taught, lived and died for Love. This sermon was preached in 1983.
This sermon was preached in 1982. Stir up one another in love to encourage and build up another human being.
This sermon was preached in 1979. The answer to your dilemma is the Lord Jesus Christ. Sometimes Preacher would let Lay people read the Scripture before the sermon, as he did this time.
This sermon was preached in 1977. God doesn't want you to go through this life sitting around doing nothing for the Kingdom of God.
This sermon was preached in 1980. It is about the Power of the Holy Spirit and how we can lay hold of it and there is nothing that can stop us. "What have you done or what are you doing that calls for the Power of God to be in your life or its not going to get done?"
This sermon was preached in January, 1982. Jesus knew where He came from and where He was going back to, and so can you!
This sermon was preached in 1982. The Scripture is from the Book of Isaiah. Your church doesn't think big enough. God won't turn loose of you. You can weather the storm; do what you need to do and stand, regardless of what the situation might be.
This sermon was preached in 1981. The Scripture is taken from the second chapter of Mark. It is the story of the paralytic man being lowered through a roof in order to be healed by Jesus. "What paralyzes you? Is it fear, guilt, indifference, the crowd...........? The Lord Jesus Christ is always the answer to the dilemma of man and his soul.”
Preached in 1980. That one poor, hopeless, miserable man was worth more to the Lord Jesus Christ than the city’s possession of 2000 pigs. The one rejected by everyone is the one I better be interested in because that is who my blessed Lord was interested in.
Preached in 1978. Believe in yourself. God does not take time to create a nobody. Everybody God created was created to be somebody. In the midst of your most raging storm, Jesus Christ is Lord.
Preached in 1978. The devil would have you believe that you can’t go to Heaven if you have sinned. NOT TRUE!
Preached in the 1980s. A dynamic church has evangelism at its core. A dynamic church has men and women who can tell another human being how they met Christ. And much more.........
Preached in the 1980s. Whatever is going on in your life right now, good or bad, God is standing in the midst of it.
This sermon was preached in 1980. This is a sermon about Jacob and his Bethel experience. Bethel is a place where Jacob met God. “Have you been in a place where you knew you were in the presence of God? Where is your Bethel?”
This sermon was preached in 1980. “When you come to the place that you know God loves you, you can meet tomorrow without rebellion; you can meet adversity without whining; you can meet loss without self pity; you can meet temptation without surrender; and you can meet death without fear.”
This sermon was preached in the 1980. How God has ordered His church put together and our responsibility in the world today.
This sermon was published in 1982. If you want to enjoy what God has for you, you need to make some kind of commitment to Him. God is in control.
This sermon was preached in 1982. Scripture Matthew 27:11. How long has it been since you got excited about your relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ? Nothing is greater that what Jesus has offered you.
Preached in 1979 near Christmastime. Jesus is God’s Perfect Gift to us. Jesus’s Kingdom includes ALL people. Jesus came also as a Counselor, not a judge.
If you want to find real and lasting Peace, this is the sermon for you. He has such a wonderful way of teaching us about the love and power of the Living God. This sermon was preached in 1980.
This sermon was preached on the 15th of June 1980.
The scripture reading is titled "Righteousness through faith in Christ and straining towards the goal" and it's from Phil. 3:3b-16
Who boast in Christ Jesus, and who put no confidence in the flesh— though I myself have reasons for such confidence. If someone else thinks they have reasons to put confidence in the flesh, I have more:circumcised on the eighth day, of the people of Israel, of the tribe of Benjamin, a Hebrew of Hebrews; in regard to the law, a Pharisee;as for zeal, persecuting the church; as for righteousness based on the law, faultless. But whatever were gains to me I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I consider them garbage, that I may gain Christand be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ—the righteousness that comes from God on the basis of faith.I want to know Christ—yes, to know the power of his resurrection and participation in his sufferings, becoming like him in his death,and so, somehow, attaining to the resurrection from the dead. Not that I have already obtained all this, or have already arrived at my goal, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead,I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus.All of us, then, who are mature should take such a view of things. And if on some point you think differently, that too God will make clear to you.Only let us live up to what we have already attained.
This sermon was preached on the 8th of June 1980
The scripture reading is titled "Don't be anxious"and it is taken from Matthew 6:24-34
“No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money.“Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes?Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?“And why do you worry about clothes? See how the flowers of the field grow. They do not labor or spin.Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these.If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will he not much more clothe you—you of little faith?So do not worry, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’ For the pagans run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them.But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
04/16/1995 When you did it unto one of the least of these, you did it unto me. Sound teaching on how to treat one another.
God is your supplier, the source of your strength and wealth. We are stewards in His Kingdom. Sow the seeds today to reap tomorrow’s harvest.
You have unlimited power to be the person God created you to be. You can be the channel through which the Power of God can flow.