By Guido Ministries Little Billy Taylor had been sick for a while, and his friend came to see him every day. This touched Billy’s mother’s heart, so she thanked him for visiting her son so faithfully. “That’s O.K., Mrs. Taylor,” he said. “But if Billy dies, may I have his new bike?” How like so […]
By Guido Ministries Two friends decided to get together for lunch. When they sat down, Janice noticed her friend Tina still wore her engagement ring despite a broken engagement. “My love for him is gone,” she admitted, “but my love for the ring keeps growing.” Her affection had shifted from the giver to the gift. […]
By Guido Ministries Mark Twain, when asked about heaven and hell, remarked, “I’m silent of necessity. I have friends in both places.” Like him, we all know people on different paths. Yet, unlike Twain’s humorous silence, we’re called to speak boldly about our faith. Psalm 107:1-2 urges, “Has the Lord redeemed you? Then speak out! […]
Losing souls with a frown, rediscover the joy that radiates from a redeemed life By Guido Ministries A deacon was asked by his pastor to meet a guest speaker at the local airport. He stoodpatiently waiting and looking at each traveler as they claimed their luggage and then leftthe airport. But he was not comfortable […]
An attitude of gratitude is always obvious. If we are grateful for what God has done for us and given to us, others will see our appreciation of it in everything we do. David gave us a four-fold formula to follow. By Dr. Michael Guido
By Michael Guido A soldier wrote his dad from a combat zone in a war-torn country. In the upper left-hand corner under his name he wrote, “Not Here for Very Long.” True of the soldier – true of each of us. Life at its longest is very short in light of eternity. Wisely Moses advised […]
