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In 7 steps to memorizing the Scripture, Jon Dyer, presents that as followers of Jesus, we all know that we should be reading God’s word.  We also know that we should be studying God’s word.  We have also been taught that we ought to be memorizing God’s word, but, many of us have convinced ourselves… Continue reading 7 Steps to Memorizing the Scripture

Gems is a wide term that depicts any fancy embellishment on the body. It incorporates toe rings to tiaras and everything in the middle. Gems has been utilized in each culture from the beginning of time and from multiple points of view. While in our way of life today gems fills for the most part… Continue reading A Brief History in Religious Jewelry

Where to begin? I guess we should begin at the beginning. “In the beginning the Godhead created the heavens and the earth. This was no ordinary God.  If your Holyart church is one of the many churches looking for pastors, you are not alone! It is estimated that most youth pastors only stay in their… Continue reading The Tale of Three Trees

It’s how we tell what’s what. For Church Goods, please see HOLYART.  We shop at a resale store, hoping for something special. We drift to the clothing rack, and much of it is average, things we would rather spend a bit more for brand new.  Then we see Pierre Cardin. Patagonia. L.L. Bean. Ralph Lauren.… Continue reading 2 Signs of a Wise Man

There is yet another dimension of the relationship between the Great Commission and Christian education.  Where the Great Commission goes, schools follow.  Look right behind the boundary of missionary expansion and you will see a desperate call for teaching.  Christian schools emerge where the gospel of Christ has reached and the strength of the church… Continue reading Great Commission & Christian college

The generation known for its nomadic, trend-following tendencies is (somewhat) settling down and becoming (slightly) more predictable.  Millennials are aging and will make up the largest demographic of the American workforce by 2020.  According to Forbes, there are 53 million freelancers in the United States. By 2020, one out of every two workers will be… Continue reading The ME Generation Learns to Share

If you have a close group of friends, then you understand—there’s just no substitute. If you don’t, I hope these attributes of true friendship will help you find a group and become the best friend that you can be. 1. True friends aren’t high-maintenance. They give more than they take, are easy to be around,… Continue reading Attributes of True Friendship

July 4th marks the birthday of the United States. Many commemorate the occasion with fireworks, cookouts, or displaying an American flag. But are there any biblical reasons Christians can find to celebrate Independence Day? Scripture offers at least four clear reasons. First, America offers significant religious freedom for Christians (and others) to freely worship. The… Continue reading Reasons to Celebrate 4th July

According to Joe Carter, editor for The Gospel Coalition, wrote an article on why the decline of protestantism may be a good news for Christians.  He indicates that for the past 15 years, survey finds America’s religious makeup has shifted dramatically with a sharp drop in the number of Americans who say they’re members of… Continue reading Decline of Protestantism

A Scottish mother who refused to give in to pressure to abort her unborn baby has given birth to a healthy boy. Lauren Webster, from North Lanarkshire, was told at a 13-week scan that her unborn son had a ‘bladder obstruction’ and could possibly be suffering from Edwards’ syndrome. Speaking to The Scotsman, the young mum… Continue reading Scottish Mother Refuses Abortion