Author Archives: savedbygrace1976

Hugh Latimer (1485-1555), the English Reformer, often preached before Henry VIII, and on one occasion enraged the king with his boldness.  So he was commanded to preach the following weekend and make an apology.  On the next Sunday, after reading the text, … Continue reading →

By Detroit Free Press writer Jo-Ann Barnas HOLLAND — He wanted to slip in quietly, like old times, but that was impossible. Word was out — Kirk Cousins is in the building! — and before he found a vacant seat in Mark … Continue reading →

Smallness of heart won’t minister, while largeness of heart will. A large heart for ministry brings painful things, but glorious things. Cultivate deafness and we will never hear discord, but neither will we hear the glorious strains of a great … Continue reading →

In A Mother’s Grief Observed (Tyndale 1997, p. xiiif), Rebecca Faber recounts the moments surrounding the death of their precious 18-month-old son, William, who had recently acted like a little pirate, clenching fish-shaped crackers in his chubby hand: I remember … Continue reading →

Josh Hamilton, center fielder for the Texas Rangers is now battling the St. Louis Cardinals for the World Series crown.  But not long ago, he was battling Satan for his never dying soul. Alcohol and drugs became a noose around … Continue reading →

Consider the two interviews below — one by Christianity Today, and the other by The Christian Post: In March of 2011, Christianity Today spoke with the Rev. Cain—he’s also an associate minister at Antioch Baptist Church North in Atlanta.  C. M. … Continue reading →

“Who satisfies your years with good things, so that your youth is renewed like the eagle.” (Psalm 103:5) Though a sparrow may live only two or three years, an eagle’s life may span over five decades.  He attains to a … Continue reading →

Conrad Mbwe, pastor in Lusaka Zambia, has a blog entitled “A Letter from Kabwata”.  He is reviewing books that have “changed people’s lives”, and is including testimonies from changed readers. On October 13, Conrad Mbewe wrote:  My third instalment of … Continue reading →

By Dr. Bob Gonzales To appreciate an iPod, you’ve got to know its creator. The same is true of the iPod’s creator, Steve Jobs. Steve Job’s came into this world in 1955 as an image of the one true God (Genesis … Continue reading →