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Who Do You Say The Son of Man Is?
By Bob Massey
My wife and I just got back from vacation. We went to Washington DC to experience “A Capitol Fourth.” We had a great time seeing Aretha Franklin, Barry Manilow, the Jersey Boys and others in concert. And of course we experienced one of the greatest firework shows in the nation. When we arrived at the Washington mall area, we immediately began seeing the diverse organizations being represented there.
Stephen fell. He fell off the side of a cliff. No, it wasn’t a literal cliff. But it was a cliff nonetheless. Stephen watched as each of his siblings went off to play with friends. The brothers went to play video games and baseball with comrades. His sister went next door to play dolls with a girl just her age. Stephen was the odd man out.
The most difficult time for me during the Connection conference that we hosted last week is Wednesday night and Thursday morning when I have to say goodbye to so many good friends. Our week together is like a grand reunion! If you weren’t able to...
Do you find it curious and absurd to be charged for your baggage when flying somewhere in the country? Part of me understands the airline’s dilemma. Once when boarding a tiny plane to somewhere, I remember the flight being delayed to allow the baggage handlers...
"While our political leaders in Washington work on stimulus packages and bail outs the church of Jesus Christ is marching on. I read one article recently that was very encouraging in regards to charitable giving..." Read the rest of the article by Tim Chapman!
