Tag Archives: The Christian Home

The Home A Castle

It used to be said in England that “Every man’s home is his castle, and the King himself need knock before asking entrance.” I have traveled in England several times in the last few years. England is noted for its castles. I have visited a few. Here are my observations.

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Goals for Parents in 2009

Parenting is hard work. It has demands and challenges that test the resolve and dedication of the best of parents. Sickness, handicaps, learning disorders, cultural pressures, conflicting temperaments, social adjustments, even academic excellence can frustrate parents. This is especially true if we do not know God.

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Divine Holiness

Based on actual experiences

John and Deborah (not their real names) listened attentively as the guest speaker spoke from the Bible. He read from Mark 10: 2-12. He emphasized the fact that Jesus came to restore the original design of marriage that God designed at Creation. Jesus taught that marriage is the joining of heart and hand of one man and one woman in a oneflesh relationship until the death of one or the other. Breaking that bond by either party and marrying another is adultery.

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Lessons From an Honorable Mother

Mary, the mother of Jesus, is held in high esteem throughout Christendom. She should not be worshiped. She is not God. But it is right that she is admired. Her faith, her virtue, and her character deserve special attention and credit. Read Luke 1:26-38, 46-55 and learn why she could say, “From henceforth all generations shall call me blessed” (Luke 1:48).

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