He was just a humble beggar. Sick, bedraggled, and impoverished, he had endured 38 long years of suffering. Every day, he went to lie near the healing waters of the Pool of Bethesda. Always hoping for a miracle or a cure. Hoping that someone, anyone, would notice him. That someone would see his need andContinueContinue reading “Clash of Two Kingdoms: A Lame Beggar Healed”
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God Comes Softly, Building in Silence
From start to finish, God’s temple was a peculiar building. It was the Lord’s own house, designed by Him and built according to His specifications. King Solomon built this first earthly building for God’s glory, dedicating it totally to His honor. This granted it a special sort of beauty. “Solomon’s temple is the most wonderfulContinueContinue reading “God Comes Softly, Building in Silence”
August: a Month of Birthdays and Weddings
August was a busy month for us. We had to get our guest house ready for numerous guests, and attend two weddings. Then I got the flu, which knocked me out. Because of all that, I fell behind with my Bible school classes and had to catch up. Weddings! If you’ve never been to anContinueContinue reading “August: a Month of Birthdays and Weddings”
Free Bible Images
Here’s a tip for all you creatives, teachers, and pastors! If you are frustrated by the lack of quality Bible images, check out Free Bible Images.org. They have over 1100 sets of Bible story images and illustrations available for free use! Over 1100 series of images! They’re all part of the visual journey through theContinueContinue reading “Free Bible Images”
Try My Bible School: More Than Theology
I’ve enrolled in an online Bible school —yes, even at my age!—but you’re never too old to learn new things! It’s never too late to learn, to try something new, or even to start over. The only things that can stop us are our own fears or insecurities. Important note: Although the school is primarilyContinueContinue reading “Try My Bible School: More Than Theology”
Forever Changed: A Short Story
She walked a lonely road, a water jar on her shoulder, that Samaritan woman. In the hottest part of the day she made the way, her solitary way, to the village well. Only after the others had returned to their own homes did she venture out. They did not welcome her company. No more than she,ContinueContinue reading “Forever Changed: A Short Story”