The Everyday Club Report for August: Dusty Bibles?
I am thankful that you are a member of The Everyday Club. Given the sad statistic that 2% of Christians share their faith regularly, it’s great to see others remaining faithful.
To help me stay faithful I make it a point to read my Bible every day, too.
I like the One Year Bible because each day’s reading is broken up into four segments: One portion from the Old Testament, one portion from the New Testament, one from Psalms and another from Proverbs. I am currently reading the New Testament, Psalms and Proverbs.
of our National Anthem, but there’s probably a few other things you didn’t know about him. Did you know that he was a dedicated Christian who considered a life in ministry? According to
The Everyday Club Report for September: The shocking thing that happened to me
Believe it or not, something happened in Southeast Asia that hasn’t happened to me before and I hope never happens again….
As you probably know by now, I was away with several other members of my church on a short-term mission trip to Vietnam, Laos and Thailand, that is why this Everyday Report is late. We did a lot of interesting things, most of which I cannot share on a public forum. What I can share is that we did repeat a lot of what we did last year when we proved God’s existence by tangible expressions of his love. (You can read about that here.)
Below is one of the many water wells donated to poor villages by Hope Chapel members.
The thing that was very disconcerting was what I didn’t do for at least two weeks, but am able to do now. Here it is:
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