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Which Type of Sheep Are You?

Which Type of Sheep Are You?

  • by Brent Martin
Those who are familiar with sheep, however, can tell you there are two basic sheep personalities: those which understand the protection of their shepherd and will follow him anywhere, and those that are rebellious, wild and just plain dumb.

A Message of Hope

  • by Janet Treadway
I live in the lovely little town of Milford, Ohio, and every Wednesday I look forward to receiving the neighborhood paper for our community. The paper is filled with local happenings, events, awards and such, but close to the back of the paper it also lists court filings.

Playing the Fiddle

  • by Robert H Berendt
In the midst of a devastating event in the year A.D. 64, Roman Emperor Nero is credited with ignoring the reality of what was happening around him, choosing instead to "play the fiddle" as Rome burned to the ground.

I Will Not Let Go

  • by Debra Doss
"I will not let You go unless You bless me!" These words were spoken by Jacob as he wrestled with God.

Take Courage

  • by James Osborne
A Christian life is not immune to hardships and disappointments.
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Listening to Silence

  • by Robert Worsham
The sun was setting and the Sabbath had just begun on a very cold and cloudy night this past January.

To Run With the Horses

  • by Dan Dowd
Are you tired? It seems that I am most of the time; and when I ask the question to others, many times I get the response, "Who isn't?"

Arrangements Pending

  • by Michelle Grovak
As I prepared to leave the house for a day of errands, the newspaper open to the obituary page on the kitchen table caught my eye.
The Spider and Its Web

The Spider and Its Web

  • by Peter Hawkins
One evening I was sitting on the porch meditating on creation. While observing the life around me, a family of deer walked by.
Casual Christians

Casual Christians

  • by Dan Dowd
George Barna is a famous pollster and author of a number of books specializing in Christian topics.
Stop, Drop and Follow!

Stop, Drop and Follow!

  • by Tina Rupp
In elementary school we learn the critical fire safety phrase "stop, drop and roll." This valuable instruction has saved many physical lives.
You Have a Choice

You Have a Choice

  • by Robert H Berendt
Sometime ago a friend visiting from England and I were ordering dinner at a restaurant. After he ordered a steak, the waitress asked him, "Sirloin or tenderloin? Eight-ounce or 10-ounce? Rare, medium or well-done?" With each question my friend seemed to think he was finished. He ordered a salad and was asked, "Greek, Green or Taco?"

The Message of "Taps"

  • by Newton Baker
In July 1862 after the Seven Days' Battle at Harrison's Landing, Virginia, resulting in the loss of 600 of his troops, General Daniel Butterfield also lay wounded.