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Exercise Greatness with Jesus “Soulutions”

Posted on April 9, 2025 by Steve Simms

Jesus “soulutions are the key to true greatness. Trust in a government leader cannot accomplish it. Religious leaders were trying to use Pontius Pilate and the Roman government to remove what they perceived to be a threat to their power, … Continue reading →

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The Subject on Many Minds — What Now?

Posted on November 6, 2024 by Steve Simms

A hostile election is over. The winner is clear. Many are gloating. Many are saddened. Religious fervor was a major factor in many voters’ minds. Will that religious fervor carry over into a “self-righteous crusade mentality” or to a “speak … Continue reading →

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Hope Is Found by Looking Beyond Political Blame

Posted on September 6, 2024 by Steve Simms

Instead of makingA nation greatThe politicalBlame-game will makePeople learn to hate. Words that are unkindPollute the mindAnd the heartOf those who say themAnd those who hear them.It’s better to findWays to sayWords that are alignedWith encouragement,Hope and optimism. Hope is … Continue reading →

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