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Aug. 2010
The Call to Train Our Children Training children is one of the most difficult duties of Christian parents, and the Word of God has much instruction for us. But one of the first things we must remember when it comes to our children is Psalm 127 verse 3: "Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb is a reward." In other words, our children, first of all, belong to God and are a wonderful gift given by Him. Therefore, children must be loved and diligently trained for God's glory! Proverbs 22:6 reads: "Train up a…
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Aug. 2010
The morning of August 24th, 1572, started like any other morning. Before the sun came up, few people were stirring. Many Reformed Christians (known in France as "Huguenots") were in Paris for the wedding of Henry of Navarre and Princess Marguerite from France, which had taken place a few days before. Admiral Gaspard Coligny was up, as he normally was at an early hour, to have his morning devotions. His family chaplain, Peter Merlin, was with him, along with a few other associates and family members. Devotions were taking place in his personal chambers because, two days before, Coligny had…
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Aug. 2010
A word that keeps reappearing as part of today's political discussions is the word "transparency." That is, everything is out in the open. If a person has to say it, it probably is not. The definition of transparent is: "allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be clearly seen; something obvious or evident." On the other hand, anything done behind closed doors is not very transparent. At best, such actions might only be "apparently transparent." Transparent is closely related to that word apparent. As a spirit, God is not transparent as to His person (Isa. 55:6-7), but…
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Aug. 2010