Who and What is God? – An Explanation of the Godhead

Apr 01

Most people on the earth believe in God. It is inborn part of our nature. Yet there is not a subject upon which there is more diverse and opposing opinions and beliefs than THE NATURE OF GOD. Of them all, our brethren in the Christian world seem to have the most confused and contradicting concept of what God is like. To appreciate how fortunate we are for our...

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God’s Covenant People – Through 6000 Years

Apr 01

1. As we look at the generations of mankind on the earth since the time of Adam and discern through history and Biblical writings the dealings of all mighty God with humanity, and the reaction of Man to God’s commandments and His promises we begin to realize the importance of our own brief time on stage here, and the blessing of being alive on this earth at...

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Tribute to a Father Named Stan – A Poem

Apr 01

Oh, do you remember a farmer named Stan, Who merits our honor if anyone can. We’re proud he’s the leader of our family. It is clear that we follow in his legacy. Our father grew up on a farm in his youth, Where the value of labor was taught as a truth; But wages for weeding those onions that reek, Was a sweet penny candy that lasted a week. His greatest...

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Cry Of A Spirit Child

Mar 29

Cry of a Spirit Child is a poem written by Marcus Simpson 1.   Have you ever heard the cry of a child, at the time it may be annoying maybe even frustrating, but if you listen with your heart you will hear the Cry Of A Spirit Child 2.  When you hear the cry you usually think it is for a mother or father, but if you listen for the Cry Of A Spirit Child you will...

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Letters from Grandma

Feb 21

The other day I read of a woman lamenting in this time of troubled economy that she hadn’t given a Christmas gift in five years.  This was a hard thing for her. Some of us easily relate.  Feeling the squeeze twice that many years ago, I walked through my home wondering what I had to give my grandchildren for their birthdays.  I realized it was time to pass on...

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Widows Aren’t Forgotten

Feb 14

Valentine’s Day. It started when I was a little kid with the girl next door.  She and her husband were among my favorite people.  They were so kind, loved to talk, and enjoyed making my family sweets.  But after time her husband passed away, and despite all the hardship with her family she still gave much of her time to me and my familly. With...

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Mitt Romney’s Mormon Faith and Tithing

Feb 01

The political process has become a spectator sport. Run for public office and you invite the world to scrutinize your every move. Now more than ever, the actions of public figures are analyzed, dissected, and inspected. Entire websites, magazines, and television programs are dedicated to keeping us up to date with their latest goings on. At least a portion of...

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