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I always believed the Bible so have continued in that. I might not be into evangelism as much, but then I am 74 and mainly homebound. I was never pushy about it then or now. Sometimes you sense a person's need at a certain time and it will be more received by them I think.

You need to look for a church where the pastor does Expository Preaching....verse by verse. As for New Year's services, no never got to one. Would do some Christmas Eve candlelight services with carols and sometimes Handel's Messiah.

Great post, good commentary...love The Beatitudes. In Bible college, was taught poor in spirit means those who know they have need of God. A simple way of putting it.

@Ritajanice @Behold @Nancy This is a good thread. @dev553344

This is brief.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince visited a church in Egypt. He apparently has suffered health issues. The Lord must be working in his heart.

This is certainly very good news!!!

And in some cases, science even backs up the Word of God. Plus think of the intricate workings of each cell in our body to have everything work together in a certain way.

I started reading the Bible after I came to know the Lord in 1972. As a child I did learn a few Bible verses in Sunday school. But mainly they were verses like "Love your neighbor as yourself", and of course, John 3:16. One of the verses that stuck with me through life was "a soft answer...