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In Hebrews today, the writer gets kinda mean. See what I mean by this

What is spiritual abuse. Does the Bible talk about it? Is there anything we can do?

An Easter Message by Reverend Milton Smith at The Dayroom Church in Tarpon Springs at the American Legion Post 46. Every Sunday starting at 0900.

I read a story by Steven James oh so appropriate for today. Happy Easter! Check it out on Facebook @flcompasschurch

Can you explain what's going on in America recently?

What has happened to the soul of our nation? The people? What do Christians do when we're mocked and denigrated for our beliefs?

Melchizedek is a mystery. I'm getting used to mysteries, but I'll tell you what I know

The environmental movement uses religious language in its beliefs and mission. It's taught in seminaries. Is it becoming a religion?

A look hug guyat when Jesus pleaded with, and cried to, God

Forgiveness. How do you do it? Can it be done? A look from the biblical and mental health perspectives

CISM, Peer support, and Hebrews 4: 14-16

With values clarification and cultural intelligence, have we given up on a single, moral standard?

Why is sex fun? Don't God Christians just say no? Like all the time? A discussion

Church service at The Day Room in Tarpon Springs, FL. Just for first responders and veterans from those who know.

Jesus is compared to Missed in Hebrews 3. The lesson is...don't give up.

A I serve others in disaster relief and first responder chaplaincy, have I been wrong in not sharing the stories of the people who I have helped? A revelation.

We go to church to listen, to learn, to worship. But it's there more? Is there something we're missing? A look at that answer from Hebrews 3.

Why do people record others being brutalized and share it rather than help? Doesn't it steal a little bit of their humanity?

A look at the end of Hebrews 2. Answers some questions I've always had.

Is it ok to stop referring to God as Father and make Him more gender neutral? I answer this in a poolside chat this week.

A look at Hebrews 2, which looks at Psalms 8, which makes us...well, nevermind. Am explanation to why it seems God doesn't pay attention to us.

Some asked if they were alone as a follower of Jesus, because it felt that way. What's your question?