The Story of the Coconut or the Myth of the Round Brown Fruit – part 3
“You don’t know what you’re talking about,” the islander responded.
“You don’t know what you’re talking about,” the islander responded.
Going out and about right now—meaning the weeks leading up to Christmas—the velocity of activity to prepare for the holiday seems to accelerate.
Stories are a wonderful means for communication and entertainment. It’s through factual stories that we learn about what happened at another time, in another place, to someone else.
I was just watching a television program in which a lady burned her own diner down; purposely setting it on fire.
Tensions between the communities began to escalate as disputes concerning the story
Prayer… what is it? Why do we do it? What do we expect to get from it?
This is a phrase many, or most, of us recognize. We may not know that it’s a phrase from one of Shakespeare’s plays
…true conversion is the result of a revelation of God to the individual. (Romans 8:16)
The Coat and the Coatrack: All of us have been affected by a variety of influences in our lives.
Our Corinthian Dilemma: I’ve pointed out our need to study the Bible rather than simply reading it.