Tag: Works

IN THE MORNING!

ByDr. Mark September 6, 2025 2 Comments
“But I will sing about your strength; every morning I will sing aloud of your constant love.You have been a refuge for me, a shelter in my time of trouble.” (Psalm 59:16 Good News Translation) When I read the verse above, I was just going to focus on reminding you to sing to the Lord in the sanctuary in the morning, Sunday. But you don’t need a reminder, right? So, instead of a reminder,...

CUT AND PASTE

ByDr. Mark January 12, 2025 0 Comments
“All Scripture is inspired by God and beneficial for teaching, for rebuke, for correction, for training in righteousness; so that the man or woman of God may be fully capable, equipped for every good work.” (2 Timothy 3:16-17 NASB) In our Thursday night Bible Study Class, as I tend to do in most sessions, I asked the attendees, after discussing the content of a verse or verses, to...

THE REAL TIME LAPSE, NOT A COMMERCIAL!

ByDr. Mark September 3, 2024 0 Comments
Early morning commercials, the ones that air on TV before 6:00 a.m. promote products to remove wrinkles for aged faces and they use time lapse pictures. Perhaps the time slot for this promotion is because somebody thinks seniors are the only ones up at that time. If we are, as a side note, I know we are saying, “Thank you Lord for one more day!” Now, regarding the time lapse in the...

“PERITIAE EXSECUTIONI INTERESSE”

ByDr. Mark June 2, 2022 0 Comments
“Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything.  Tell God what you need and thank him for all he has done.” (Philippians 4:6 NLT) The lawyers who read Mark Writes are familiar with the Latin term that serves as our title.  For us laypersons, It is Latin for expert testimony.  Yesterday I was informed of the expert testimony given by a ten-year old. ...

GREAT! THAT SHOWS IT’S WORKING!

ByDr. Mark March 31, 2022 0 Comments
“Are you listening to me?  Really listening?” (Matthew 11:15 MSG) As it relates to Bible-based edification, the preacher, teacher, or writer’s text is relatively short.  Sometimes it is very short.  Case in point, “Jesus wept.”  Only two words, read in less than three seconds.  However, the preacher’s sermon, the teacher’s lesson, or the writer’s communication of the same...