Can’t...or Won’t? Part One
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May 9, 2025No offence, but some of you don’t have any business reading this today. Normally, I do not restrict my words to any special group of people. But now I must. This time it is for Christians only.
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Insight for Today
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Fighting the Fast Fade
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May 8, 2025The seed is carefully sown. Yet shortly after God’s Word is heard, the enemy of our souls, Satan himself, comes and snatches away the biblical insights that have been deposited in our hearts.
Questions
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May 7, 2025Maybe the reason we’ve stopped answering questions is because we’ve stopped asking them.
Backing Off, Part Two
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May 6, 2025When the fish aren’t biting, banging on the water with an oar won’t help. You can’t get sap out of a hoe handle. Nor can a relationship be corrected by legislation and force.
Backing Off, Part One
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May 5, 2025In Ecclesiastes 3:1–8, Solomon, the wise, passes along to us a list of various types of “appointed times” on earth. Among them he mentions a time to heal...a time to shun embracing...a time to give up as lost...a time to be silent.
Observation
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May 4, 2025Most folks read through the Bible and casually notice birds, plants, trees, and wind. But not you! Aim higher than that.
No Place for Islands
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May 3, 2025We need each other. You need someone and someone needs you. Isolated islands we’re not. To make this thing called life work, we gotta lean and support.
Sunday Listening, Part Two
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May 2, 2025Writing down the outline and a few thoughts during the sermon also keeps the mind from drifting off course.
Sunday Listening, Part One
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May 1, 2025What can be done by the listener to keep the sermon interesting? Instead of thinking about how the preacher could improve, let’s turn to the flip side and consider how we could improve our listening skills.
Labels
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April 30, 2025Being alert and discerning, basing one’s opinion on the absolute truth, is a sign of maturity, a mark of excellence in a life. But pasting labels on people and churches and schools with only partial facts, feelings, and opinions to back those statements up is worse than unfair...it’s un-Christian.
