Monthly Archives: November 2009
A Changed Life
By Chelsea McCulloch I could never have imagined what God could do with almost three months committed to be spent for Him at NHOP. With the end date in the near future, I have spent the last few days thinking … Continue reading
The Weight of Glory
Indeed, if we consider the unblushing promises of reward and the staggering nature of the rewards promised in the Gospels, it would seem that Our Lord finds our desires, not too strong, but too weak. We are half-hearted creatures, fooling … Continue reading
The Body and the Individual
By Jeremiah Smith A boat doesn’t go forward if each one is rowing their own way ~ Swahili proverb This past week God has been highlighting the crucial necessity to see ourselves not as Christians isolated, but as part of … Continue reading
The Basin and Towel
By Christine Dearden In an upstairs room, a parable is just about to come alive. And while they bicker about who’s best, with a painful glance, He’ll silently rise. Their Savior Servant must show them how through the will of … Continue reading
Lightposts for Living
by Terry Long One of my favorite artists is Thomas Kinkade who is also nicknamed “The Painter of Light”. A few years back I was delighted to discover that in addition to being an incredibly talented artist, he is … Continue reading
Prayer as Petition – C.S. Lewis (46 years later)
by Richard Long, Forty-six years ago on November 22nd, 1963, three very famous people died. Aldous Huxley, a scientist known for his atheism; John F. Kennedy, a president known for his vision, and C.S. Lewis a professor known for his children’s … Continue reading
Real Christianity
“You might think that if you consider yourself a good person and are against bad things, your faith is adequate. The fact is, you might not be a Christian at all but simply a moral person. You might understand the … Continue reading