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Richard Weaver Earned His Living In The Mines. ...
Contributed by Davon Huss on Aug 3, 2009 (message contributor)
Richard Weaver earned his living in the mines. He was a Christian and wanted to lead his fellow workers to Christ. One co- worker began to hate Mr. Weaver. This man said, “I’m sick of your constant preaching. I’ve a good mind to smack you in the face!” “Go ahead if it will make you feel better,” replied Weaver. The man immediately struck him a stinging blow. The Christian did not retaliate but turned the other cheek. Again the unbeliever struck him and then walked away, cursing under his breath. The next morning that same man came back to work and Weaver again proclaimed the gospel. This time the man’s heart was opened and he received Christ.
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I Saw It Again This Last Summer - The Small ... PRO
Contributed by Kenneth Squires on Aug 24, 2005
I saw it again this last summer - the small cathedral in Bethlehem that marks the birthplace of the Savior. Behind a high altar in the church is a cave, a little cavern lit by silver lamps. There are two entries for pilgrims. One is through the main church, allowing you to admire the grandeur of ...read more
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Addressing A National Seminar Of Southern ... PRO
Contributed by Jeff Simms on Nov 28, 2004
“Addressing a national seminar of Southern Baptist leaders, George Gallup said, "We find there is very little difference in ethical behavior between churchgoers and those who are not active religiously...The levels of lying, cheating, and stealing are remarkable similar in both groups. Eight out of ...read more
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On 29th October Ad 312 The First Roman Emperor ... PRO
Contributed by Owen Bourgaize on Aug 22, 2005
On 29th October AD 312 the first Roman Emperor converted to the Christian faith, Constantine the Great, entered Rome. He was a worshipper of the sun god, Sol. On 28th October the forces he commanded were trying to conquer Rome. There was a great battle to take a bridge leading to the city. His ...read more
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Try This On For Size. These Are Twelve Questions ...
Contributed by Robert Castile on Jan 2, 2007
Try this on for size. These are twelve questions for the purpose of self-examination proposed by the famous Methodist missionary John Fletcher of Madeley. He called them "Self-examination Questions for Spiritual People." And he meant that we should ask ourselves these questions each and every ...read more
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A Discerning Commentator (Alexander Maclaren) ...
Contributed by Owen Bourgaize on Jul 28, 2005
A discerning commentator (Alexander Maclaren) writes: “The Parable of the Sower is both history and prophecy. It tells Christ’s ...read more
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