Questions on Heaven by Pat McIntosh Most of us, from the time we are just a few years old, are full of questions. That is natural as we are sponges for information, needing many answers. Some of us drove our … Continue reading
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Heaven (1) by Pat McIntosh Sometimes even a question that seems to be a simple one can be quite complex. A few questions along these lines involve heaven. Is there a heaven? Where is it? What is heaven like? Who … Continue reading
Dangers to Growth by Pat McIntosh In continuing to think about growth and our plans for such growth, it will be wise to look at the dangers we might encounter. While traveling overseas for mission work, we thought about the … Continue reading
Attitudes to Growth Alternate File Link … Continue reading
Enemies to Growth by Pat McIntosh The church, throughout the New Testament, is described as the body of Christ. This is true in form as well as in function. Bodies are designed to live, act and work. It is natural … Continue reading
Preparing to Grow Alternate File Link “Preparing to Grow” Introduction – Rev. 3:15-19 What must we do as a congregation? – Jno. 13:34-35; Heb. 10:24-25; Rom. 15:1-3 What must we do as individuals? – Phil. 3:12-15; 2 Pet. 1:5-10; Jno. … Continue reading
Preparing to Grow by Pat McIntosh Anyone who has attempted to grow a garden of vegetables or planted flowers knows that you don’t just walk out your back door and throw seeds on the ground. Preparations have to be made. … Continue reading
The Power of a Challenge by Pat McIntosh Many of us have had to be motivated by a challenge to due to inaction. When playing football in high school, our coach was a master at getting us “pumped up” before … Continue reading
Do Not Fear by Pat McIntosh We are all born with at least two fears: the fear of falling and the fear of noise. We soon develop many more, depending largely upon our culture or personality. It would be interesting … Continue reading
Parenting with Purpose by Pat McIntosh There are few areas in which people become more emotionally responsive than discussing their children and how to raise them. The debate on “spanking” continues to rage. There are those who, often heatedly, defend … Continue reading