Noah Olson

Abraham Maslow noted, “If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.” Victor said, “Get the right perspective. When Goliath came against the Israelites, the soldiers all thought, ‘He's so big we can never kill him.’ David looked at the same giant and though, ‘He's so big I can't miss.’” Marilyn Von Savont wrote, “The grass looks greener on the other side of the fence because you’re not close enough to see the dirt.” William Arthur Ward said, “The pessimist...

Pagan idolatry was quite the spectacle. Worshippers were boisterous, sensual (Exodus 32:6), and they even included physical cuttings and killings (1 Kings 18:28; 2 Chronicles 33:6). Temples were erected, homes began to include them, and some cities were wholly given to them (Acts 17:16). Idolatry is a grievous sin. Idolatry is a foolish sin (Romans 1:22). But unfortunately, idolatry is an “accepted” sin. Did you know that Christians sometimes worship at idolatrous temples?...

While the church is the place of salvation, how we act in the church is first dependent upon how we act in the home (See 1 Timothy 3:4-5).[1] “The home is where the heart is” some say. Studies show that a bad home life often leads to a bad moral life. Satan knows this—that’s why he loves dismantling the home. Politicians run the government, elders oversee their respective congregations, but parents are leaders of the home. They will answer for how they organized their home. They may very well...