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Troubling your own family is like tossing your money in the air and letting it blow away. A home is a place where we should all feel safe and secure. A place to get way from the troubles of the world. A place where the family can confide in each other and count on each…
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An apt description of Prover 29 would be, “Those who never regard the Word of God are an easy prey to the enemy of souls. A confidence in God and His Word enables one to look with gracious contempt upon the most formidable designs of the devil, and will keep one in the way of…
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I am still in the process of writing my whole book commentary for Genesis, however I decided to share an abbreviated summary on Abram’s appearance and incidents of his life from chapters 11 to 19. Mind you, this has only a few Scripture references, and no in depth notes that currently accompany my whole commentary.…
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There was a farmer who grew excellent quality corn. Every year he won the award for the best grown corn. One year a newspaper reporter interviewed him and learned something interesting about how he grew it. The reporter discovered that the farmer shared his seed corn with his neighbors. So he asked the farmer, “How…
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Jesus’ teachings are all about the way we should respond in our hearts towards others and how we are to follow Him, not how governments should respond. It has been the aim of liberal politicians for over 100 years to subvert the Christian doctrine with the claim that Jesus was a socialist. Their goal is…
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As I watched a video of an atheist and a Christian debating the existence of GOD, I was struct by the way the atheist refused to even consider the evidence presented by the Christian. It’s as if they would rather be ignorant to the facts than even consider them. I came to the conclusion that…
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From The Womb to The Cross by Chuck Ness The top left image is a powerful image when you consider who the boy is. The famous painter, Jacques Tissot, who painted this masterpiece, invoked the purpose of the boy’s existence in this World. It reminds me of the cross on the back of the donkey…
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by Chuck Ness Almost 2000 years ago, there were eleven men who had abandoned their leader in his time of need. Twelve men, if you count the one who betrayed him with a kiss for 30 pieces of silver. The rest scattered as HE was arrested, scourged and then lifted like a snake in the…
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by Chuck Ness An acquaintance whom I worked with on a few jobs around the valley died from COVID complications this past week. He had respiratory problems already, and he was in his late 60s. My heart is broken, because I was a bad watchman. He knew I am a Christian, but I never pushed…
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by Chuck Ness Today Americans have stopped acting in terms of their own moral, ethical religious beliefs and principles. They stopped acting on what they know was right, and the “me attitude” has become the measure of everything. However, moral societies are the only ones that work. Now that America has ceased to be one,…