
Rick Robertson
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3 weeks ago |
afa.net | Hannah Meador |Rick Robertson |Abraham Hamilton III |Alex McFarland
We have had quite a springtime here in Mississippi. Between the extensive rains, the usual tornado threats, and the bouts of intermittent arctic blasts, we are more than ready for some consistently warmer weather. Thankfully, the sunny yellow daffodils, the pink and purple crocuses, and the flowering white Bradford pear trees provide us just enough hope that winter is almost over. But perhaps the most gorgeous springtime sight has been the purple wisteria vines growing wild along the roads.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
afa.net | Joe McKeever |Rick Robertson |Joseph Parker
Our grandson Connor made a very interesting comment when he was a little boy. His parents (our daughter and son-in-law) were praying for him when he was fighting some minor illness, asking God to heal him. When nothing happened, he said, “Jesus doesn’t have enough hands to heal everyone.” That was his childlike way of explaining why he wasn’t healed. Jesus only had so many hands with which He could touch the sick. He couldn’t get to everyone.
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Oct 28, 2024 |
afa.net | Randall Murphree |Ray Rooney |Joe McKeever |Rick Robertson
In this episode of It's My Turn, Don Wildmon relates how a simple visit to the dentist led to profound spiritual insights. Don recounts his experience with a painful tooth that had a visible cavity. Expecting a straightforward fix, he was surprised when his dentist discovered a far more serious, hidden cavity in another tooth. This revelation prompted Don to draw a parallel between the obvious sins of the flesh and the more insidious sins of the spirit.
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Sep 27, 2024 |
afa.net | Hannah Meador |Rick Robertson |Ray Rooney |Matthew White
As we approach the momentous November 5 elections, there are plenty of people who can offer a more astute political commentary than me, so I’ll defer to them right now. What I can do is help ignite a fresh spiritual fire in each of us, knowing that, as we burn bright, America will be changed. Revival in the church remains the only real hope of the nation. (If you are not a follower of Jesus, you may not find the rest of this article relevant.
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Sep 19, 2024 |
afa.net | Rick Robertson |Joy Lucius |Jeff Chamblee |Hannah Meador
Actor/director Woody Allen once said, “It’s not that I am afraid to die; I just don’t want to be there when it happens.” Though intended to be humorous, Allen captures the human spirit quite well. Thoughts about death, eternity, and God linger throughout everyone’s life. Let’s face it: No one likes to think about dying. Though we all realize it will happen, we tend to remove the thought as far away as possible. The afterlife has captivated the minds of humanity throughout the whole of history.
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