Domestic Violence: A Family Pattern
by Teresia Smith
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Each year we use the month of October to shine a spotlight on this continuing issue. Domestic violence happens to someone every day. The national theme this year is “Every1 Knows Some1” and statistics back that up. Break the Cycle shares these statistics:
Digging Out of Division
If you read the article last week, you know that I left you in a terrible state. Unfortunately, it is the very same state the Lord found you in when He called you to Himself. A state in which you lived by “I” and for “I.” The basis for all of your life was very self-centered – in all your thoughts, your opinions and your judgments. But when you came to faith in Christ, you began to understand that your old way is certainly not the Lord’s way. And so, you began a life-long journey of repentance as you turned from your way of thinking and began walking in the wisdom of God’s Word.
Struggles of Back Seat Fishermen
by Mike Gerry
Your biggest investment could very well be owning a boat; an investment many can’t make and because of it you become your best friend’s back seat partner.
Who Am I Now?
by Teresia Smith
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, where we work to shine a spotlight on the issue of domestic violence. There’s an unquestionable reality that survivors of abuse and domestic violence share: although they came out alive, they did not come out the same. Abuse changes a person.
The Root of Division in the Church
by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church
Since the fall in the Garden of Eden, mankind has been plagued with sinful hearts, and those sinful hearts have invented innumerable ways to express its rebellion. But for all of sin’s variety, it has only one focus, “I.”