Archives for September 10, 2017

How God Clothes His Own in Rich Garments

September 10, 2017 by Jo Russell Leave a Comment

Gene dropped into a chair in the employee lounge with a grunt. “I never thought I’d earn combat pay on this job. Go figure!” “What do you mean? It’s not that busy,” another retail coworker commented. “It was the red light special. Apparel has tank tops on sale for $1.00,” Gene panted, “If the ... Read More »

Healthy Eating Guidelines to Improve Your Health and Wellbeing August 16, 2018
The following healthy eating guidelines are my secret to maintaining optimal weight and brain health. This is a low-carbohydrate, low-glycemic, anti-inflammatory eating plan, which is the type of diet recommended for improving memory and cognition and preventing and reversing type 2 diabetes. A low-glycemic diet does not raise blood sugar or insulin levels. Foods high […]
Susan U. Neal
Christian Upbringing Lessens Suicidal Behavior in Teens August 15, 2018
A recent study found a positive correlation between suicidal behavior and religious belief in a family. In a study conducted by Columbia University and the New York Psychiatric Institute, researchers found that teenagers brought up in a religious household are less likely to think about suicide or die from suicide, reports the World Religion News. […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
The Savior is Knocking August 13, 2018
When looking at the door in the painting, Light of the World, you can see there is no handle or knob on the outside. The door must be opened from the inside! You must allow Jesus to enter. The post The Savior is Knocking appeared first on One Christian Voice.
Dr. Jeffrey M. Miller
Back to School: Make Studying A Lifestyle—Live to Learn! August 12, 2018
“The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.” B. B. King Listen…do you hear it? It’s the collective sound of #2 pencils being sharpened nationwide. Yes, it’s that time of year again—almost time to send the kiddos back to school. But, why should our children be the only ones in […]
Michelle Medlock Adams
Christians Outraged as Rwanda Closes 8,000 Churches August 11, 2018
Rwanda shut down 8,000 churches alleged to be in violation of new government laws. Christians condemned the forceful closing of the churches, saying the government used petty red tape violations to justify its actions, reports Pulse Nigeria. The new laws demanded that establishments adhere to the basic requirements in terms of “safety, hygiene, infrastructure, and […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
Lost 700-Year-Old Bible Returns to UK Cathedral August 11, 2018
A rare medieval Bible has been returned to its shelf in Canterbury Cathedral after it was removed from the cathedral’s library at the time of Reformation, some 500 years ago. The Lyghfield Bible—named after the 16th Century monk who once owned it—was among the books scattered when Henry VIII raided the monastery community. It is […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
Financial Tips For Single Women August 9, 2018
What are your financial goals? Men and women face the same economic stress factors of modern life, but women still face specific obstacles. The post Financial Tips For Single Women appeared first on One Christian Voice.
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Spread of Christianity Highly Influenced by Power—Study August 7, 2018
A major study on the history of Christianity found that political power, and not poverty, caused the spread of Christianity around the world. A team of researchers examined how Christianity grew from being a small religious group to one of the major religions in the world. Experts studied historical documents of 70 Austronesian cultures to […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
5 Things Replacing God’s Direction in Your Life August 7, 2018
Here are five things you may be using to replace Christ’s direction in your life: The post 5 Things Replacing God’s Direction in Your Life appeared first on One Christian Voice.
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