Easter Series -Eyewitness Accounts
by Cody Anderson Corinth Missionary Baptist Church
For the next few weeks, we will be looking at Easter – the time we remember the resurrection of the One who laid down His life. We will consider the impact of the resurrection on the early Christian church, what it means for humanity today, how an empty tomb changed history, and the eyewitness accounts.
You Can Make a Difference
by Teresia Smith
Sexual assault is generally a difficult subject for many people to talk or even think about. However, using statistics from the Department of Justice, it is a reality for the 433,000+ people who are sexually assaulted in the United States each year. As we recognize April as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, we strive to raise awareness of sexual assault in the U.S., so that people not only begin to think about sexual assault and its implications, but start doing something about it, as well. And guess what – You have the power to make a difference. Here are some ways you can help raise sexual assault awareness, support victims, and make a difference in your community.
Confidence is Key
by Mike Gerry
The key to success in any sport is confidence. Success comes with believing in yourself and making every cast with the confidence that this cast will be the one that wins you the tournament.
Have you ever seen a professional athlete that was not just beaming over with confidence? You must believe in yourself and your process to be a good fisherman.
Let No Man Deceive Himself
by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church
Deception began very early in the history of all things. It was in the garden that the serpent deceived or lied to Eve, and she ate. But we know Eve was not innocent in the matter. She certainly had the time to consider the issue at hand. She had time to recall the command that had been given to her husband from God Himself. She was certainly not force fed that fateful fruit. She willingly put forth her hand and disobeyed God.
What Are Glimmers?
by Teresia Smith
We often hear about “triggers”, which are things that evoke the memory of a traumatic experience, that set off an intense usually negative, emotional, or psychological response in people who have a history of trauma. Triggers can be people, sounds, smells, locations … pretty much anything that would bring back negative memories. Today, I want to introduce you to “glimmers”. Identifying glimmers can be super helpful in healing after a traumatic experience.