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Posts by David Sproule (Page 120)

Thank God for dirty diapers!

On certain days when you walk past the baby nursery at the church, you can know if there were some babies at church on Sunday. Not because of  any kind of noise or because of a cluttered room. But because there is a special aroma that fills the air, emitting from the diaper pail. Some might say, “That smells horrible!” Or, you…

God Is Still…

Job said it well, “Man who is born of woman is of few days and full of trouble” (Job 14:1).  Our life on this earth is limited and short (in comparison to the big picture), but it seems our troubles are anything but limited.  Job not only conceded that we have “turmoil” (NASB) in our lives, but that our days are “full…

Remember your Creator!

As Solomon reflected on his life and the many vain pursuits in which he had engaged to find his true meaning and purpose, one of the conclusions to which he came and enjoined upon others was simply this, “Remember now your Creator in the  days of your youth” (Ecc. 12:1). While none of the following would be wrong or are categorically dismissed…

Any use in trying to be righteous?

Do you want to know what God says about the “righteous”? The word appears about 250 times in the Bible, and over 120 of those times are in the books of Psalms and Proverbs. Think about that–half of the time that the Bible uses the word “righteous” is in those two books. Consider just a few passages from Proverbs that highlight the…

Got milk? Are you sure?

It was not that long ago, or so it seems, that if one wanted to buy milk that there was only one option available–milk! In the store, it was all the same kind–milk. When the milkman made his deliveries, it was all the same kind–milk. But, over time, more “options” appeared. Now, you have lots of choices in “milk”-almond, soy, rice, hemp,…

It doesn’t cost you a thing to be nice!

We live in such a self-centered world! Everything has to revolve around “me.” Everyone needs to be concerned about “my” rights. Everyone needs to be conscious of “my” time and “my” efforts. And, if you invade “my” space and affect “my” day, you’d better watch out! I mean it! To my fellow Christians, we need to remember that life on this earth…

Singing Songs in Worship

Song leaders are responsible for setting the tone for much of a congregation’s worship.  They select the songs that they believe will help a congregation to worship the Lord most fully, effectively and meaningfully.  A song leader’s primary responsibility is to help worshipers to enter into the presence of God, and to acceptably and heartily praise God. As with all men who…