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A Simple Faith; A Complicated Life
by Paul Veerman on January 25th, 2025
We must still apply the Gospel to every aspect of our complex lives. We no longer reason like a child. We don’t talk like one, and our responsibilities are hundredfold. Can I bring Christ into my crazy busy life and maintain a childlike innocence? I have to.  Read More
The Rebirth Portal
by Paul Veerman on January 22nd, 2025
The Lord has called me into his presence and looks at me kindly. It seems like I have only been in heaven for a split second, but truthfully, it has been many years in Earth's time. He speaks softly to me and says, “It’s time, Paul. It’s time to greet our newest family member.”  Read More
The Book of Acts: A Continuing Story of Jesus' Ministry
by Chestnut Mountain Presbyterian Church on January 21st, 2025
In a world that often dismisses Christianity as a "tired product," the Book of Acts stands as a powerful testament to the ongoing, vibrant ministry of Jesus Christ. Far from being a mere historical account, Acts reveals a profound truth: Jesus' work didn't end with His ascension – it continues today through His church.  Read More
Tough Questions, Difficult Answers
by Paul Veerman on January 20th, 2025
Why is Christianity so exclusive? This is a question that many non-believers use to discredit Christianity. I’ve heard it many times. It is a tough question to answer because following Christ IS EXCLUSIVE, but it is not exclusive to how the world thinks.   Read More
Bubble Wrapped Life
by Paul Veerman on January 18th, 2025
Do you feel like you live an insulated life in Hall County? I wouldn’t have asked the question if I didn’t feel like I lived in a bubble. It’s like playing bumper ball. I’m insulated from the problems in this world. I read. I process, and I move on.  Read More
My Words from God’s Word
by Paul Veerman on January 17th, 2025
I attended a men’s conference a while back, and the speaker challenged us to take a Biblical passage and rewrite it in our own words, trying to keep the passage's intent but making it personal. We were given four options from Scripture, paper, pen, and an hour to reflect and write alone.  Read More
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