A Woman To Remember: A Mother's Day Tribute

To a large extent, the measure of a man is determined by the woman who has most impacted his life. And that woman doesn’t have to be a member of his family (whether mother, wife, grandmother, aunt, cousin, or daughter), or the object of his deepest affection (e.g., girlfriend or fiancée), whe...

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Listen to Dr. Pipim’s inspiring messages at the Metro New York Men's Prayer Ministry radio broadcast, and obtain copies of his latest books at:   www.EAGLESonline.org and www.TheWoundedEagleBooks.com   These heart-warming messages--by voice and by pen--present important lessons on failure. ...

My Song At Dawn

Dawn is the beginning of morning twilight. It describes that golden moment when darkness turns to day.  It’s not fully day yet, but it’s no longer nighttime either. From the folds of the previous day’s dark night, the gray tints of dawn come forth to announce the promise of a bright new day....

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THOUGHT NUGGET #17
By Samuel Koranteng-Pipim, PhD

TOMORROW IS PAST

“It’s said: ‘Yesterday is history, today is reality, and tomorrow a mystery.’ Despite the mystery and unpredictability about the future, with God tomorrow is as certain as yesterday. Six months before Jesus’ birth, His future mission was stated in the past tense: “God has VISITED and REDEEMED his people” (Luke 1:68, 69). He was in the womb, and His earthly ministry, death, and resurrection lay in the future. Yet, Christ’s mission is written in the past tense! With God, the future is already history. He’s already set things in motion to accomplish our hopes for tomorrow. We can confidently face the future because Jesus Christ has visited our tomorrow and has made it as irreversibly certain as yesterday."---SKP

Meditations on Isaiah 44:6-8; 46:9, 10; Luke 1:67-80; Hebrews 13:8

(SKP's New Year "Song in the Dark")