Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch In the book of John we find this promise from Jesus….. “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.” John 10:10
Southaven,Ms By: Mike Upchurch In his first letter to the saints of his day, the disciple Peter commanded them to be holy….. “but like the Holy One who called you, be holy yourselves also in all your behavior; because it
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch I’d like to paraphrase one of the best conversations I’ve heard pertaining to debating an agnostic or atheist on whether or not God exists. It goes something like this….. “Would you say you know all
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch From time to time we like to revisit certain topics. We are always adding new readership that may not have seen past columns, and we also like to take a fresh approach to former topics,
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch Beth and I recently got back from a week long whirlwind trip covering eight states and around 1,700 miles. It was a working vacation, as not only do I serve as a Racers For Christ®️
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch Winston Churchill is attributed with saying “Never give up on something that you can’t go a day without thinking about.” Author H. Jackson Brown, Jr. is credited with this quote….. “Never give up on
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch In chapter 10 of the New Testament book of John, Jesus discusses the timeless profession of a shepherd. He stated that sheep know the voice of their shepherd and they will follow him, but they
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch When people hear the name of Jesus, many thoughts may come to their mind. They may reflect back on a portrait of Jesus they have seen; that one where He is portrayed as a handsome
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch With the end of the year upon us, it’s time to gear up for 2019. I would like to share some favorite quotes and some personal observations as we face the New Year. If you
Southaven, Ms By: Mike Upchurch Are you dealing with a particular sin that you just can’t seem to overcome? In terms of our Christian walk, what does it mean to overcome, and what exactly are we overcoming? In the King