Dignoscentia

Ligia and I witnessed a beautiful and inspiring concert today, given by a young lady by the name of Mary Grace. Born with a stump for her right hand and one leg shorter and smaller than the other, this girl didn’t give up. She studied the piano, every day, for up to 4 hours, and [...]

The Capital Memorial Church in DC (my church) has been running a yearly vegetarian food fair for the past 10 years. This is our 11th year. If you’re in town this May 20th, want to fellowship with friendly people, and looking to sample foods from various countries (the folks in our church are from over [...]

This hymn of thanksgiving is a pleasant and insightful demonstration of the dependence of the Israelites on God. Let’s enumerate the ways in which they counted on God:

Fulfillment of vows (verse 1)
Answers to prayers (verse 2)
Judgment (verse 3)
Forgiveness of sins (verse 3)
Blessings and “good things” (verse 4)
Justice (verse 5)
Hope (verse 5)
Control of nature (verses 6 [...]

The person described here is in physical and mental anguish. He is a sick man, deserted by all, and, he fears, also by God. What is he to do, but to pray? He may or may not have been a believer, and he describes what he has done to get himself into the trouble he’s [...]

By Ellen G. White
(Source: www.whiteestate.org)
This book provides a well-rounded look at the principles of healthful living, beginning with the ministry of Jesus and extending to the life and ministry of every Christian.
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