Articles by David

How to Really Love Your Child

02/03/11

Author:David Ferguson

There are over 300 identifiable human needs. So how do you meet the needs of the children in your home? These thirty needs are carefully described with accompanying Scriptures. Tape this on your refrigerator (or on your desk at...[more]

Soothing the Suffering Soul with Christ's Comfort

10/26/10

Author:Don McMinn

 “Where have you been?” the mother demanded. The little girl replied, “On my way home, I met a friend who was crying because she had broken her doll.” “Oh,” said her mother, “then you stopped to help her fix the doll?” “Oh,...[more]

God's Freedom from False Guilt

07/09/10

Author:Dr. David Ferguson

So many of us suffer with false guilt; we take moral responsibility for actions, events, and situations that were not our fault. False guilt has no value; it is always detrimental. Where does false guilt come from? False...[more]

Facing and Conquering Fear God's Way

06/15/10

Author:David Ferguson

A little boy had a part in the school play that read, “It is I, be not afraid.” He came out on stage and said, “It’s me and I’m scared!” Fear is an emotion common to humanity. Even the Apostle Paul testified to his struggle with...[more]

Get Angry the Godly Way

05/27/10

Author:Dr. David Ferguson

“Anyone can become angry-that is easy. But to be angry with the right person, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose, and in the right way-that is not easy.” –Aristotle (The Nichomachean Ethics) I should...[more]

God Comforted Us So That We May Comfort Others

01/25/10

Author:Dr. David Ferguson

Reaching a pain-filled world with the relevant message of the gospel requires the compassionate heart of the Savior. Jesus' ministry in the Gospels is an example to every believer. While others around Him responded to situations...[more]

Love Your Neighbor

12/28/09

The dawn of the twenty-first century finds our world facing multiple crises. Headlines everywhere proclaim, “AIDS Crisis Mounts”; “Teenage Pregnancy Hits Crisis Level”; “Marriages and Families in Crisis.” Like a forest fire...[more]