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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2016
Page
7
A preacher invites readers to enter the new year with faith over fear and to embrace three steps: replace bad habits with good ones, do something different, and live honestly for a godly, impactful life. He cites scriptures and urges pursuing God’s kingdom, service, and friendship with Jesus for a prosperous year.
A reflective message discusses fluctuating winter weather, the idea that human actions may affect Earth's patterns, and the welcome release of spring. It blends observations on nature with personal routines like making beds, early wake times, and the desire for spiritual renewal as New Year 2016 approaches. It urges prayer, forgiveness, and reliance on Jesus Christ for renewed strength.
In a discussion of failure and progress, the author notes that real scientific or intellectual advances often come from unexpected, baffling results rather than Eureka moments. Applying this to Bible study, the piece argues traditional church readings suppress anomalous passages, preferring established doctrine and risking stifled growth. Visit www.sjolanderroadfellowship.com.
Mel Torme recalls driving to a Toluca Lake songwriter’s home on a hot day when a scribbled poem inspired The Christmas Song. Nat King Cole quickly fell for the tune after they shared the idea, and the song became a holiday staple. The piece ends with a call to finish unfinished business and seek new beginnings in the new year.
A reflective piece on Luke 2 40 to 52 where Mary and Joseph lose track of Jesus during a return from Jerusalem. It emphasizes that Jesus remains in his father's house and is always where he should be. The message urges seeking him first in prayer and study.
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