Sonshine for your soul
Posted in sinfulness on Feb 26th, 2014
Many people think that the undeniable progression of our society away from biblical morality is no big deal.
So what if people want to behave in a way that the Bible defines as sinful?
What’s the problem?
After all, nobody is getting hurt, right?
Nobody also gets hurt in the car when the driver is racing along a […]
Posted in evil on Jan 29th, 2014
We could never adequately appreciate times of quiet unless we knew times of chaotic, noisy racket.
When the annoying rattle in the dashboard stops and we can drive without the distraction to our thinking, it’s good.
When the neighbor’s incessantly barking dog is finally given a bowl of food and is silenced, it’s good.
When the persistently griping […]
Posted in truth on Jan 3rd, 2014
So Lori and her co-workers received a list of 20 actions that her workplace supervisor said can give anybody “unlimited happiness.”
After reading through the list several times, it’s clear to me that despite the good intentions, a number of listed actions ignore the clear teachings of scripture.
And that means that, ultimately, they’ll lead people away […]
Posted in temptation on Jan 2nd, 2014
I spent more than a few winters in Indiana and that required dealing at times with icy, slippery roads.
Invariably, driving on such roads meant passing a car or two that had slidden into a ditch or onto a sidewalk.
I didn’t experience such a misfortune because I always kept my eyes on the road, hands on […]
Posted in gossip on Dec 18th, 2013
King Solomon provided me today with wisdom to share that is as practical as it gets.
“Never slander a worker to the employer, or the person will curse you, and you will pay for it.” (Proverbs 30:10)
Griping with untrue words is never right. But when it is clearly intended to get somebody in trouble […]
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Martin Drummond