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By Steven Phillips, PhD
One of holiday “traditions” around our household is to watch several of the classic Christmas movies during the season. These vintage films have the power to cause one to think more about the blessings that life has bestowed upon us instead of the momentary problems that we might be facing. They help us remember the fact that life itself is a gift worth far more than anything that comes in brightly colored wrapping paper – and, remembering that, can give you hope – even during difficult economic times. So it was that this holiday season, Rachel and I sat down to enjoy an evening with Jimmy Stewart in “It's A Wonderful Life.” But this year, with our nation in the throes of major bank failures and millions of people losing their homes in foreclosure, the old tale seemed to cry out with an eerie, prophetic significance. All I could think was, “I wonder who is the evil Mr. Potter of our day trying to buy up the failing banks and seeking to profit off of the suffering of so many?”
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By Kimberly Demont
It was Thursday. The season had started to turn, and I wore a long-sleeved thermal over my favorite blue camisole, with my black pea coat to keep out the chill. A fringed black scarf, which I would soon lose as we walked along the city's streets, warmed my neck as I waited for my friend to look up from the table. In surprise, he exclaimed, “What a coincidence! I was just about to order the exact same fare." He addressed our waiter, "With onion rings instead of fries, please, my good man.” who received our menus a second later and bowed formally, smirking. This seemed a bit peculiar, as we were only in a pub. But what can I say? My friend had a way of bringing out the unseen sides of the people around us.
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By Steven and Rachel Phillips
I am going to try to set down the remarkable events of a personal journey that we have walked with the Lord for over two and a half years. At the time of this writing, we have not yet seen the fulfillment of what the Lord seems to have initiated. But I felt I needed to record at least the most significant events that have taken place thus far so I would not forget them as we attempt to walk this path to the end.
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By Dr. Steven Phillips, PhD
Isaiah 43:19 “Behold, I will do a new thing, Now it shall spring forth; Shall you not know it? I will even make a road in the wilderness And rivers in the desert.”
Something is stirring. You can almost feel it in the air. It's about to affect virtually every aspect of our lives – the economy, the political arena, the energy situation, health care systems, the environment, national security, governments, and every area in between. The word is, “Change”! Our whole world has recently come into a massive time of change. What is the driving force behind all of this upheaval? The answer may surprise you. God is in the process of changing our world.
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By Steven and Rachel Phillips
Are you having trouble making ends meet with rising food costs, skyrocketing utilities, and $4.00 a gallon gasoline? It's difficult to know what the future holds with conflicting reports almost everyday about our economy. But there is one truth that you can still count on – God is going to take care of you. His resources are secure and His promises remain just as sure through good times and bad. That is not just a cliché, God will even use supernatural provision if that is what is needed. But He can also show you how to live better – and sometimes much better – for less. So maybe this is a good time to take a look at our lifestyles and allow God to re-prioritize our spending.
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By: Pat Quade
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Ever heard of a restaurant called Lambert’s? I heard of it when I was
in Pensacola, FL. I never got to go, but its distinctiveness was
widespread. The menu is pretty typical southern fare, the waitstaff had
a reputation for being friendly and courteous and the prices were
decent, but that’s still not what they were known for. They were known
as “The Only Home Of Throwed Rolls”. |
Now if you’re a fairly proper type
of person I don’t think you’d care
much for Lambert’s.
You see, their dinner rolls come to your table via
air mail. From what I’ve been told by people in the know, to get a
dinner roll you signal one of the staff by raising your hand and
immediately they will do their best Roger Clemens (sans the steroids)
and pitch a roll to you across the dining area for you
to catch. Now that’s unique!
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By Dr.
Steven Phillips, Ph.D.
A number of years, I was in Australia staying at the home of my friend, John Alley. He is the pastor of a prosperous church in Rockhampton in Queensland near the Great Barrier Reef and he leads an apostolic network of churches in throughout the South Pacific. John is gifted in many areas, but one of the special ways God uses him is in releasing people to be able to hear from God through dreams. In my case, his ministry in this regard was to prove it would have a life changing effect – it would initiate the most important dream of my life!
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By Dr. Steven Phillips, PhD
God takes us all the way to LLangollen, Wales to see a living example of a "New Church" format. It's a "community" of believers who practice "church" by "being the church" in everyday life rather than just "going to church" one day a week. Enjoy the story below.
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By Susan McFarland
I believe that a Christian's most important personal responsibility is
to continue to mature in our love towards God in such a way that it
changes how we love and serve others. Real change has to have hands and
feet attached to it. This lesson came home to me in a very personal
way several years ago when I had the opportunity to assist in a small
town’s recovery immediately following Hurricane Katrina. The impact of
those events will remain with me the rest of my life.
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