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"Jesus Christ the same yesterday and today and forever."
--Hebrews 13:8
1998 Feature Articles
Do you recognize some of these
photos?
Can you remember the lesson that went with them?
Here's an opportunity to review the complete 1998 series!
I Can Do Today--February
God's compassions and the strength that goes with
it indeed are new and freshly there for us with every morning's sunrise.
Sometimes I am conscious of that, other times I'm not. [Click here.]
Untapped Miracles--March
The Bible teaches that it is good to honor one
another. The men at EBC were honored with a special wild game feast barbecue
recipe. Read this month's feature to learn how a barbecue pit was a reminder
of a personal honor available to everyone. [Click
here.]
The Matt Manderfield Barbecue--April
We are vitalized and revitalized when we see God
working in our lives in special ways, causing his presence to be known and
felt. [Click
here.]
Two Days in May--May
In one short weekend this month our family will
observe two significant events back to back--our son Pete's 21st birthday
and our daughter Lis' graduation from college. Have you ever seen one of
those "How do you feel today?" charts with 70 different facial
expressions depicting the range of emotions we experience? I could circle
quite a few faces on that chart this month. Let me describe four of them. [Click here.]
Experiencing God at Work--June
The one common trait in people God calls and uses
is a cooperative and obedient heart. Given that spirit, every follower of
Christ is on assignment as a kingdom ambassador wherever God has placed
him in the "ordinary" world of work. [Click
here.]
Are Things Getting Worse?--July
Jesus' teaching dictates that we likewise maintain
and take heart in the realization that the gates of hell will not prevail
against the successful completion of the mission he has given us. [Click here.]
The Embarrassed Believer--August
My friends, in a society where people hate to be
embarrassed, if we as believers are to have any chance of being the kind
of salt and light we are called to be, then we are going to have to get
over our fear of embarrassment. [Click
here.]
Surrounded--September
Early September is a time of separations. Many
children leave home for school; young adults go away to college. Reduced
access to the people and circumstances that help us feel human and connected,
can result in a sense of isolation. God's Word assures us He's there. [Click here.]
Bustling in Vain--October
The Psalms challenge us to step outside our activity
whirlwinds to take inventory and gain the big-picture perspective we need.
We can't slow the clock, but we can stay in touch with the Clockmaker. [Click here.]
The Book of Days--November
Voters in Michigan will determine this month whether to make physician-assisted
suicide legal. As rational beings, we aren't able to make decisions individually
or as a society without reasons. A basic reason can be overlooked, which
I think supercedes all others. [Click
here.]
Religiously Incorrect--December
The comforting fact that the Good News of Jesus
is truly good news for all people, is enhanced by the Bible's account that
the message was first announced to shepherds. In their time, they were among
the most likely candidates to be considered religiously incorrect. Why was
this? and How does it apply to us today? [Click
here.]
For more information, contact Evangel Baptist Church, Dr.
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