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Posts by Robert Lupo (Page 9)

‘Tis the Season

It’s the most wonderful time of year! The Christmas holiday recalls all sorts of joyous feelings and memories. Everywhere you go, people seem a little happier and a little friendlier, especially in the church. For many of us, the biggest care on our minds is finding that perfect gift for a loved one. Seeing the look on someone’s face when they open…

What Did You Call Him?

There are some things that we would never do. Just about anyone would agree, you’d never ever use your mother’s name as a curse word. We love our mothers! They carried us for nine months, cooked us meals, kissed our bruises, and nurtured us into who we are today. We would never do something to dishonor their name. Why then is it…

Just One More Political Ad

THAT WAS A JOKE! This year brought a new level of political distraction. For the last several months, our phones have been bombarded with text message after text message from politicians trying to gain our vote. It was annoying and a huge waste of time! The discussion of politics has grown into an ever-present beast of distraction. I remember a time when…

Consistent Christianity

Consistency is difficult. Whether you are talking about drawing a straight line, making your bed in the morning, or calling your mom, keeping up with them over and over again can be a difficult task. This is especially true when it comes to our daily walk as Christians. We have good days, and we have bad days, don’t we? Sometimes it’s really…

Don’t Get Dragged Down

Has this happened to you? You have a get-together with some friends. You make all the arrangements and plan to have a great time, but once everyone has arrived, one of the guests is in a sour mood and immediately drags everyone else down with them. Group dynamics are an interesting thing. When we get together, we can increase our productivity, connection,…

Criteria for Christian Modesty

Whenever a young man or woman begins to look for their first job, there’s a piece of advice that is nearly universally given. “Dress for the job you want, not the job you have.” The idea is that you always want to convey to a potential employer that you take your work seriously and have ambitions beyond an entry-level position. You are…