Greetings and best wishes from Pilgrim Presbyterian Church, located in the heart of Vinita, Oklahoma. Today, my Monday Morning message begins with a question: Are your beliefs reflected in your behavior?
About 90% of Americans say they believe in God, according to a recent survey. In the same survey, the majority said that their religious beliefs had little or no impact on their daily conduct.
For too many, religion, while it remains respectable, has become almost totally irrelevant.
We are split personalities! We swear allegiance to one set of principles and live by another. When an abyss widens between values we praise and values which operate in our life, we are on a slippery slope.
Peace, and may the wind always be at your back!
Richard
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Monday, September 27, 2010
Monday, May 5, 2008
2008.05.05 Monday Morning!
Greetings from Pilgrim Presbyterian Church, located in the heart of Vinita, Oklahoma.
My MONDAY MORNING message begins with a question:
About 90% of the American people say they believe in God, according to a recent survey. In the same survey, the majority said that their religious beliefs had no impact on their daily conduct!
For too many, religion - while it remains respectable - has become almost totally irrelevant.
We are split personalities! We swear allegiance to one set of principles and live by another. When an abyss widens between values we praise the values which operate in our life, we're in a slippery slope.
Top of the morning, each day - and may the wind always be at your back.
Richard
Are your beliefs reflected in your behavior?
About 90% of the American people say they believe in God, according to a recent survey. In the same survey, the majority said that their religious beliefs had no impact on their daily conduct!
For too many, religion - while it remains respectable - has become almost totally irrelevant.
We are split personalities! We swear allegiance to one set of principles and live by another. When an abyss widens between values we praise the values which operate in our life, we're in a slippery slope.
Top of the morning, each day - and may the wind always be at your back.
Richard
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