On the edge of our reality is where we meet fear.
It is where great Kings fall and great bards sing, it is the insanity that is our constant.
Logic and chaos are simply two sides of the same coin that is destruction, for it is faith that tempers their insanity.
It is faith, and hope that bring us from the edge of the universe and drive us to it in perpetuity.
“So it will be at the end of the age: the angels will come forth and remove the wicked from among the righteous, and they will throw them into the furnace of fire; in that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”
~ Matthew 13:49-50
A well-known crime drama TV series from the 1960s followed the cases of Los Angeles police detective Joe Friday. The show was called Dragnet, a term that…
If we face resistance from Satan in our ministry efforts, can we have a mindset of “full speed ahead?” Click or tap the link to read more.
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Paul understood ministry as stewardship. He saw himself as a servant entrusted with the gospel, and he wrote that what is required in a steward is faithfulness. This shaped the way he viewed his work. His goal was not self-promotion or human applause, but reliability before God.
That faithfulness was tested through suffering. Paul endured beatings, imprisonments, danger, hunger, exhaustion, and the constant burden of caring for the churches. His calling did not shield him from hardship. In fact, hardship became one of the main ways his devotion to Christ was displayed.
What sustained Paul was his Christ-centered perspective. He could say, “For to me to live is Christ.” Ministry was not ultimately about Paul’s reputation, success, or comfort. It was about magnifying Christ. Near the end of his life, Paul could say, “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.” That is the language of faithful endurance.
A 7-day devotional on Faithfulness rooted in Scripture and biblical character studies. This study looks at Abraham, Joseph, Ruth, Daniel, Paul, and Jesus to explore what faithfulness looks like in waiting, suffering, loyalty, pressure, ministry, and obedience. Includes reflection questions, memory verses, and devotional insight for personal study or group use.
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💞💞Even when things feel utterly hopeless, like nobody cares, that life has given up on us, sometimes we forget we have to faithfully be the one for ourselves first what we want from others and life. 💞What we put out comes back to us. Only we can decide if it’s more positive than negative 💞💞
Do you prioritize serving God in life, or only when time permits? Click or tap the link below to read more.
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The Silent Testimony of the Universe
When you look up at the night sky, you’re not just seeing stars. You’re seeing a universe that runs with a precision so exact that if even one piece slipped out of place, everything would unravel. Take our own solar system. One sun at the center, and every planet moving around it in a perfect path. Not too fast, not too slow. If the earth sped up even a…
Joshua 21 through 23 brings us to a powerful statement.
Not one of God’s promises failed.
Generations waited, but every word was fulfilled.
Joshua reminds the people that their strength was never in themselves—it was in the Lord who fought for them.
This points us to Christ, where every promise of redemption is completed.
Knowing God gives us confidence that His promises never fai
Joshua 15 through 17 moves from conquest to inheritance.
The land is distributed, but the work is not finished. Some tribes stop short of full obedience.
This reminds us that entering promise is not the end—it’s the beginning of stewardship.
Christ completes what we cannot.
Grace gives us the strength to keep going and finish faithfully.
Knowing God helps us finish the work entrusted to us.
March 2, 2026Holler Home Primitive Christian Assembly
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
Today, we gather to reflect on the sacredness of marriage, the call to faithfulness, and the deeper responsibilities we bear not just as spouses but as members of a family entrusted to us by God. I want to share a poignant story—one that challenges us to consider how we embody our faith in our…
Neal Pollard
There are incentive programs, like frequent flyer, cash back, and membership, which reward people for patronizing their business or services. They find ways of recognizing the customer or client to try and insure their continued loyalty. Such perks are positive reinforcements, motivation for continuing that allegiance.
The apostle Paul is defending his apostleship by pointing to…
“While you’re praying for a better opportunity, you still show up where you are with excellence. Faithfulness where you are right now can become the bridge to where you want to be”
Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than for men.
Colossians 3:23
Each year on March 1st, Christians in Wales and around the world remember Saint David (Dewi Sant), a man of humble service, quiet holiness, and unwavering faith. Living in the 6th century, David helped spread the light of the Gospel across a land of rugged hills and green valleys. His life reminds us…
A DISCUSSION REGARDING PHILIPPIANS 2:12 – a Bill’s Bible Basics article
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This Bill’s Bible Basics 2-part article can be read at:
https://www.billkochman.com/Articles/Discussion-Regarding-Philippians-2-12-01.html
