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Author Archives: Mitch
The Prevention and Cure of Anxiety
Stress is rampant everywhere. People are are uptight, worried, and nervous. This has created a billion dollar industry. Merchants and medicine-men sell lotions, candles, treatments, beverages, and all kinds of pharmaceuticals. Each of these remedies in their proper time and … Continue reading
My Bi-Racial Ordination Service
On October 16, 1983 (27 years ago today) I was ordained into the Gospel Ministry. It was a very meaningful service. An ordaining council prayerfully laid hands on me, affirming God’s call on my life. It was a double ordination … Continue reading
$100 Million Blunder
NFL quarterback Brett Favre recently apologized for sending inappropriate photos and text messages to a young female reporter. What was he thinking?! He obviously wasn’t thinking! His reputation has been damaged. As a result, one magazine estimates that he … Continue reading
Oh Resurrection Day
Today an estimated 1 billion people watched their televisions as the Chilean miners were rescued. They had been trapped for 69 days deep in the earth. As they arose from their tomb everyone cheered and cried. The Bible says there is going … Continue reading
Sleep Rocking
The scripture says when Jacob left home he used a rock for his pillow (Genesis 28:11). What type of rock was it? Is it possible that the rock he rested on was the Rock Jesus Christ (Exodus 17:6, 1 Corinthians … Continue reading
Why I Keep Looking Up
During the warm summer nights of Oklahoma, my grandfather used to show us the constellations up in the heavens. Ever since then I have been amused by the stars and planets and now as I read the scriptures I see another reason … Continue reading
Lessons from Robinson Crusoe
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe is the story of a man shipwrecked on a deserted island and how he adjusted to life in the tropics. More importantly the classic novel tells how Crusoe coped with the heartbreak of loneliness. Several gems … Continue reading
Uncommon Joy
Other than Christ, perhaps the greatest leader in Christianity has been the Apostle Paul. He wrote over half the New Testament, started numerous churches, and carried the gospel to Europe. While in a Roman prison cell, Paul wrote to the … Continue reading
Let Freedom Ring
This weekend there is much patriotic fervor in the United States. It is wonderful to have political freedom. Flags are waving and fireworks are bursting. Also in churches, choirs are singing and sentimental videos are streaming. Pastors are proclaiming the … Continue reading