Category: God

  • Better notes for you readers

    Better notes for you readers

    I have written some better notes from the Echo Men’s Retreat at Mount Hermon for you. I hope these are uplifting and encouraging, and that they give excellent direction.

  • Men’s Retreat

    Men’s Retreat

    I went on a men’s retreat this week for the fourth year in a row. I took some decent notes and took many photos of the sermon slides. I am not a Bible teacher, per se, but am planning to share about the lessons with you readers, in case you find them edifying

  • Easter Sermon Notes

    Easter Sermon Notes

    Dear Readers, Here are my sermon notes from Easter of this year. I hope they are helpful and edifying.

  • Chapters in Search of a Book

    Chapters in Search of a Book

    “Rich or poor, doesn’t matter; what matters is the Blood of Christ; if it covers you, then you won’t care if you have great wealth or not; you’ll be content no matter what.”

  • Who do you say He is?

    Who do you say He is?

    When I was young, I mocked Christians and Christianity; at least, I mocked televangelists, some of whom may have been true and perhaps some weren’t, I don’t know, but I mocked them.

  • Video of the Year

    Video of the Year

    This is an amazing video. I am naming it as my video of the year.

  • Brothers and Sisters!

    Brothers and Sisters!

    An adventure in Berkeley where things went wrong but Father God showed up and demonstrated his power and watch-care

  • Other than the Holy Bible…

    Other than the Holy Bible…

    OK, so this is saying a lot, but other than The Holy Bible, the living Word of God, which is above all other books by light years, this is the best book I’ve ever read.

  • Song of the Week

    Song of the Week

    This is possibly the most important song I’ve ever heard, because it chronicles a young man encountering his Savior and inheriting eternal life.

  • Reblogged:

    Reblogged:

    How many times have you heard people who claim not to believe in God turn around and vilify Him when things go wrong? That doesn’t make any sense. A Devotional by Beth Carley