Diane Virginia: Guiding Light
Earle searched the landscape and realized he had an unexpected clue. He could smell …
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Continue reading →Alexander Bell was one of the primary inventors of the telephone. On March 10, 1876, his hard work paid off culminating in the first successful telephone call. One hundred and twenty-six years later, a communication business started an advertising campaign with Paul Marcarelli, known as the “Test Man.” The Test Man would speak into a cell phone the words, “Can you hear me now?”
Even with the invention and successful use of the telephone, Mr. Bell still couldn’t claim he was the first to call out to mankind. God, the Creator of all things, was the first to call out to mankind. Genesis 3:9 reads, “But the Lord God called to the man and said to him, ‘Where are you?'”This is akin to Him saying, “Can you hear Me now?” God calls, but do we answer, “Yes, Lord.”?
As Pastor finished his message, he asked if anyone needed to ask Jesus into their lives. I remember holding onto the pew in front of me so hard that my knuckles were turning white…
Continue reading →When she wanted to be alone with the LORD and pray, she would pull her apron up over her head. Then the children would know not to disturb her. They knew she was having quiet time with her Savior. She was in her “prayer closet” as she sat in her chair, covered by her apron. …
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