Webb Hoggard

1 week ago | dailyadvance.com | Webb Hoggard

Nowhere in the Bible are we instructed to be lazy or uninterested in making a good life for ourselves. The first command is to produce and multiply with the extension to subdue the earth and have dominion over it. Within us is a drive to accomplish great things or to make a difference in our days. kAm$@>69@H[ 2=@?8 E96 H2J[ x A:4<65 FA E96 :562 E92E v@5 5:5?’E H2?E FD E@ 249:6G6 DF446DD[ 2?5 x H2D HC@?8]k^AmkAmx?

2 weeks ago | dailyadvance.com | Webb Hoggard

“How good and pleasant it is for men to dwell together in unity.” The Psalm, written three thousand years ago, spoke of unity and the blessings that flow throughout the lands when humanity is united. The book of Genesis says all things are possible if we unite. Still, all these years later, we are perhaps the most easily disconnected humans in history. kAmtG6?

3 weeks ago | dailyadvance.com | Webb Hoggard

I was fortunate to participate in several mission trips during my youth. My first trip was to Mexico, where I ministered to some of the poorest people outside the city of Reynosa. Some lived in a place called “the dump,” where, as far as the eye could see, there were just heaps of trash. kAm%96D6 =:EE=6 49:=5C6? H@F=5 4@>6 @FE 7C@> D@>6 >2<6D9:7E E6?E 2?5 =@@< 7@C 2?J 2EE6?E:@? A@DD:3=6] (6 H@F=5 FDF2==J @776C E96> D@>6 42?5J 2?5 E96? D92C6 H:E9 E96> E96 DE@CJ @7 y6DFD] %96 36DE x 4@F=5 5@ :?

4 weeks ago | dailyadvance.com | Webb Hoggard

Some of the greatest men in the Bible have precious stories of their relationships with their mothers. Sarah ferociously protected Isaac. Moses was protected and then brought up by his very courageous mother. Timothy’s mother lived her faith loudly like her mother. We hear of the sons of Zebedee’s mother, who requested Jesus make her sons higher than the rest. kAm|@E96CD 92G6 2=H2JD 366? ?FCEFC:?8 2?5 AC@E64E:G6 @7 E96:C @H? 3C@@5] %96 E6C> “>2>2 362C” 92D 366? 27764E:@?2E6=J A=2465 @? >2?J H@>6?

1 month ago | dailyadvance.com | Webb Hoggard

At different stages of our lives, we can identify with a vast array of titles. In my lifetime, I have been able to introduce myself as a boy, a man, a graduate, a husband, a preacher, a father, a pastor, a Washington fan and a football enthusiast. Some have called me terrible names that have stuck with me, and others call me things like “Great man of God” or “good preacher.” Whatever I’ve been called, nothing has come close to the fact that God has called me.