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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2010
Page
14
The author reflects on rising crime and a perceived shift away from religion and fear of afterlife. They argue humanism and atheism lessen accountability, leading to greater theft and violence, and contrast this with Christian faith and science as a more hopeful basis.
A devotional meditation listing countless miraculous outcomes attributed to God. From making a house a home to turning sorrow into joy, turning water into wine, and transforming enemies into friends, the piece emphasizes faith and belief with a Bible verse and a call to "Only believe."
Baytown youth pastor Danny Phillips organizes Uprising a non denominational worship service for area youth to be held March 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Robert E. Lee High School Auditorium. The event aims to unite denominations and reach students who might not attend church with music by Local band Closed On Sunday and free admission. For information call 281-427-1741.
A Bible based reflection asserts God cannot lie and all His promises will come true. Examples include Noahic covenant, Abrahamic promises, Isaiah and Matthew fulfillments, Pentecost church establishment, and Christ’s second coming. Believers should live faithfully to receive eternal life promised to the obedient.
A sermon urges Christians to warn others about sin as a duty of all believers. It cites Ezekiel 33 and 1 Peter 2, noting pastors bear a higher standard. Jesus warned sinners to repent, and the message calls for repentance and faith in Christ for salvation.
A reflective note on American political life urging Christians to honor God and constitutional law through civic participation. It emphasizes two party traditions, minority rights, and accountability to authorities, citing biblical guidance to respect authority and promote good.
Little Biddy Bits recalls Dusty Cory and Clay en route on I-10 to the Old River Church for a men’s fellowship supper. Dusty reports a road work ahead sign, prompting a reflection on guidance from Psalms 32 8 about divine instruction and vision.
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