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2016 Bulletin Articles (Page 3)

Election Depression Immunization

There is an expression which has emerged this election season that seems to be a new one (or maybe I just don’t remember hearing it in previous years).  Various news outlets are talking about people who are suffering with “election depression.”  There are numerous factors that are surely involved in this, including how insufferably long the campaign process is and how horribly…

Your “First” Priority on Election Day

Election times are always interesting events to observe, for one can see a side of the candidates and the citizens that is often not seen.  (This is true for all elections at all levels—federal, state, local, municipal, etc.).  Interestingly, there is also an unusual side of Christians that is seen during election times. Does the Bible have anything to say about Christians…

Is Your Kid Kind?

It was the habit of President Abraham Lincoln to cheer wounded soldiers in the hospitals by visiting them. The story goes that while visiting one young union soldier who was very near death, he asked, “Is there anything I can do for you?” The boy replied, “Can you write a letter for me?”—not knowing he was speaking to the President of the…

Husbands and Wives, You Are Not Your Own Anymore!

When a cardboard box contains delicate materials, the outside will often be stamped, “Handle With Care.”  There are some Bible subjects like that—requiring care when handling.  But it is important to remember that “Handle With Care” does not mean “Don’t Touch and Stay Completely Away”—as applied to a cardboard box or a Bible subject. The subject of sexual relations within marriage is…

How to Deal with Difficult People

They are out here, lurking in unsuspecting places. They could be anybody—a boss, a coworker, a family member or any random person with whom you cross paths. Before you know it, you have encountered a difficult person. You are often times left wondering, “What was that person’s problem?” or “How could I have handled that situation better?” Before your next encounter with…