BILL FINNIGAN

As Thanksgiving should really be continual "thanksliving," could that also be applied to the Christmas “Spirit?”

Trying to be “thankful” one day a year is almost impossible.

As a boy, sledding down steep hills in the snow was great fun. The only problem was climbing back up the hill afterward.

September has certainly been a historic and critical month with an admixture of tragedy and victory.

How come when we pray for healing things can get worse? Has God turned a deaf ear, or forgotten us?

I’m finally reaching out to you in the midst of serious physical and emotional circumstances.

Judgment is turned away backward, and justice standeth afar off: for truth is fallen in the street.” (Isa. 59:14)

How do you explain the nationwide “rejoicing” since the Jan. 20th inauguration?

It’s not only a new year, but a renewed start for America! God has answered the heart-cry of God-fearing people who have had enough!

Thanksgiving is the holiday that reminds us of how blessed we are to live in such a great land of prosperity and freedom

We are at war as a country! We are a “house divided against itself” and destined to fall.

It’s been said that more wounds have been inflicted by the edge of the tongue than by the edge of the sword!

Has the church forgotten or ignored that we are engaged in the battle for eternal souls and “against spiritual wickedness in high places”?

To say that we live in an insane world is an understatement.

The conditions of the world are causing a fearfulness in so many around us, which may set the stage for the opening of hearts to the Gospel.

We just celebrated Memorial Day honoring those who paid the ultimate sacrifice while serving in our military.

There’s a false “gospel” being proclaimed abroad that suffering has no part in a Spirit-filled Christian’s life.

We’re about to commemorate “Good Friday.” Why would anyone call it “Good” when it really was the “baddest” day in human history?

It’s been said that the greatest gift a father can give his children is to love their mother, but how is that even possible without Christ ?

No one finds genuine happiness by looking for it; it’s a wonderful “by product” of saving grace in Christ.