by 61stcoc | May Fri, 2019 | Dr. Taylor A. McKenzie, Weekly Messenger
Twice in the Philippian letter Paul encouraged Christians to “Rejoice in the Lord” (Philippians 3;1 and 4:4. This second time he repeats the encouragement twice. “Rejoice…and again I say rejoice!” and adds the word “always”. Clearly, the joy of the Christian is...
by 61stcoc | May Fri, 2019 | Dr. Taylor A. McKenzie, Weekly Messenger
The president of a successful company was asked what it took to get to the top. “The same thing it took to get started,” he replied. “A sense od Urgency about getting s things done.” Successful people in any realm are those who share a sense of urgency about their...
by 61stcoc | Apr Sun, 2019 | Dr. Taylor A. McKenzie, Weekly Messenger
To some degree all of us are affected by unfortunate experiences, the negative voices of unfair criticisms, discouraging remarks and pre-mature judgments of our behavior can be disconcerting. Often life’s vicissitudes and the “prophets of doom” can frustrate us....
by 61stcoc | Apr Fri, 2019 | Dr. Taylor A. McKenzie, Weekly Messenger
“I am the Good Shepherd; the Good Shepherd lays down His life for the Sheep” John 10:11 The revelation of Jesus as the Good Shepherd gives meaning to our lives in the present and hope for our lives in the future. Such is the case because Sheep need a shepherd to...
by 61stcoc | Apr Fri, 2019 | Dr. Taylor A. McKenzie, Weekly Messenger
WALKING IN LOVE – “People will know that you are my disciples if ye have love for to another.” (John 13:35). Do you model an attitude of active good will towards others? WALKING IN YOUR ASSEMBLING FOR WORSHIP—And they were continually devoting themselves to the...
by 61stcoc | Mar Thu, 2019 | Dr. Taylor A. McKenzie, Weekly Messenger
God’s plan to save us—to rescue us was foreordained prior to the foundation of the world. That indicates we can take no credit for our salvation. It is ludicrous to take credit for a plan that occurred before we were born (Ephesians 1:3,4). Paul tells us that God...
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