In the workplace, who are the best workers? What’s the best kind of employee to have? Is there any difference between an employee who is a faithful Christian (emphasis on faithful) and one who is not a faithful Christian? If you’re an employer, why should you want to have a faithful Christian working for you? If you’re an employee, why should you…
Let's Go Back to the Bible
Let's Go Back to the Bible
Posts by David Sproule (Page 133)
What would happen if you treated your husband like ladies treat men on television and in the movies? What would happen if you treated your husband like men are typically treated at work or in our society? Are either of these a healthy standard? Now, what would happen if you treated your husband like the church is supposed to treat Jesus? Would…
You can pick up a novel to read. You can pick up a work of nonfiction. You can pick up a bedtime story book. You can pick up a self-help book. You can pick up a biography. You can pick up a book of fantasy. There are scores of different kinds of books that you can read today, but when you pick…
What would happen if you treated your wife (or your girlfriend) like men treat ladies on television and in the movies? What would happen if you treated your wife (or your girlfriend) like the typical guy at work or in our society treats ladies? Are either of these a healthy standard? Now, what would happen if you treated your wife (or your…
We are born into this world being concerned about only one person–ourselves! Then we grow. We develop. We mature. We get involved in a relationship with someone else. The quickest way for that relationship to end is to stay concerned about only one person–ourselves! For a relationship to be strong and remain healthy, both parties in that relationship must learn to be…
The sign in front of the church building says, “Worship: Sunday at 10:00 a.m.” If you go to that church building at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, you can expect there to be a worship service that you can attend. But the question is, when you go to that worship service, do you “worship”? “Worship” is a word that can be used to…
The announcement last Sunday of Joe Holland’s resignation from the eldership brings mixed emotions (and lots of fond memories). Unfortunately, due to the decline in Joe’s health, he decided a few weeks ago that it was time for him to resign. After 42 years, it was not an easy decision for him to make or the church to hear. We have been…
When you look in the mirror today, whose reflection do you see? May I suggest to you that it is not someone else’s reflection in that mirror, although that’s what we sometimes “see.” Too often we look at our reflection and try to compare ourselves to others. But that is not realistic, not wise (2 Cor. 10:12) and not healthy. May I…