Some people derive moral lessons from works of fiction. But these lessons are tertiary at best, and sometimes a head-scratching stretch of what they actually meant.
Fireside: Deeper Meaning Implied
Fireside: Feed Sheep; Catch Fish
Of all the similitudes of being a follower of Jesus, these two are the most well-known, and yet the most divergent. One picture is the shepherd, the other, the fisherman.
Fireside: The Winner’s Word
You do not have to work to win the Lord's salvation. But you need this word if you would win a soul for Him.
Fireside: Redeem the Time, Or Else
There is a good reason not to let time go unredeemed. There is a lost world that is counting on us. There is also an evil present every day infecting the passing hours.
Fireside: Moderate The Extremist In You
In an age that prides itself in the entrenched prejudice of extreme personalities: be the moderator.
Fireside: Tangible Time
Time can be measured, but it is not physical. It has an end and a beginning. But it also has a shelf life.
Fireside: No Sweat
Let's not confuse perspiration for inspiration.
Fireside: Taking It Out On God
I'll save you a bandaged hand and a trip to the ER: don't blame God for the sin-caused problems in your life.
Fireside: Finding Your “Why”
Joshua had a secret driving him to serve alongside Moses. What was it that motivated him?
Fireside: Not Ashamed of The Gospel
If the Gospel be beautiful, let it be unfiltered and free from all gimmicks that would cheapen it.
