Author Archives: Robert Williford

“26 A righteous man is careful in dealing with his neighbor, but the ways of the wicked lead them astray. 28 There is life in the path of righteousness, but another path leads to death.” Proverbs 12:26; 28 CSB. “The path of … Continue reading →

. Why Accept Mediocrity as a Follower of the Christ Mediocrity is less than what a Follower of the Christ should be and accept. Paul says it this way, “I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.” Philippians … Continue reading →

There is a little-known story from the first century, during which Christians – and other Roman citizens – were given the opportunity to end the savage practice of the gladiatorial games. In A.D. 48, a consul by the name of … Continue reading →

NOVEMBER 1, 2016  |  MALCOLM YARNELL A quick review of recent news headlines in the United States reveals an increasing number of incidents where governmental executives, legislators and judges have borrowed from the intolerant presuppositions of secular progressivism to restrict … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Mario Murillo Ministries:
I wrote about Max and Beth to defend Christian Trump supporters By Mario Murillo As I write you, 50,000 people have read the blog that mentioned Max Lucado and Beth Moore. Today I want…

Someone has said that “If we understood God, He would then not be large enough to worship.” I do not agree with this, because in His Word we find enough information to understand Him. Here are just a few thoughts … Continue reading →

This article originally appeared at Dr. Ronnie Floyd’s blog and is copied from SBC Today. As a local church pastor and leader, I stand amazed, but also burdened over the ongoing attacks that are aimed at what I call “religious straw … Continue reading →

The crowd was sympathetic. Elizabeth Gaunt was not only an old woman, but known to many of the onlookers as a kindly Christian who helped the poor and exiles. But in the England of 1685, as in all of the … Continue reading →

A wood framed house, a picket fence The Bible belt and common sense. Where black and white, was our tv And people lived what they believed. An old Ford truck, with no seat belts Respect the flag is how we … Continue reading →

History has been one of my favorite past times for many, many years because history helps me to put things into perspective. If we do not read of our successes and failures from yesteryear, we humans will tend to succeed … Continue reading →