Take time to consider what really matters.
Kenai church debuts blue facade
Jesus pointed out the well water satisfies thirst for a while, but “whosoever drinks of the water I shall give shall never thirst.”
More than ever, everyone seems to have an opinion on every subject and to be quite animated that their side is the only one that is right.
Most people are tempted at one time or another to compromise their integrity.
Have you ever had one of those “in the pits” days … or weeks … or —?
In the beginning, God said, “Let there be light.”
Becoming so wrapped up in looking good and even in being good causes us to sacrifice relationships.
We are all parts of the body, supporting one another in different ways, with our different skills and gifts.
Jesus showed that God’s word is for our comfort and counsel.
When death could not hold Jesus, it suffered a mortal wound.
They crucified the Messiah according to the plan of God, and then Jesus demonstrated God’s power over death through the Resurrection.
I am a self-proclaimed “summer baby.”
Love is more than a feeling or a one-day experience.
Even though they have to be staged with certain guidelines, we’re still finding ways to commemorate birthdays, anniversaries, holidays and other special events.
What is the ultimate question that keeps us up at night and nags at our heart?
Whether or not this new year will continue the wild adventure of the year most recently ended or not, we are going to make it.
Many local churches have turned to digital platforms to help them stay connected to their congregations
I don’t know what your to-do lists look like these days, but I hope and pray that you can find some quiet peace now, today, rather than waiting for Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.
By Frank Alioto For the Peninsula Clarion 2020 has clearly impressed on humanity the fragility of life and how difficult it is to wait. Aren’t… Continue reading
