The day is sunny and bright. People are gathered in celebration of the holiday. Flags rustle in the wind and cheers fill the air as the speaker on the podium completes his speech. The aroma of barbecue fills the air…. Read More ›
INSPIRATIONAL ARTICLES
Is Anybody at Home?
The leaves have turned to their golden hues, the oranges are bright, the browns deep, and the yellow sends a subdued brilliance across the land. The sidewalks are cleared and the homes luxurious. The Man stops in front of the… Read More ›
Death Had its Grip
The Man stands gazing out across the barren, dry parched desert floor. A slight breeze kisses His sweaty neck and feels refreshing. He reaches back and lifts His hair up off His neck and gazes up at the sun. He… Read More ›
Anytime you think about making a questionable decision – think twice (Steve Smith Australian Ex Cricket Captain)
Well what can one say? The Australian Cricket team has brought disaster on themselves and probably to a lot of other Aussies – all I can say as a cricket enthusiast that we here in Australia are disappointed to say… Read More ›
The Potter
As the sun rises announcing a new day to face, the screen door slams as her night guest slips out. Crushing the cigarette into the ashtray and shoving the now empty whiskey glasses aside, the woman shoves her chair back… Read More ›
He is Risen!
Editor’s Note: Once again we are publishing this Easter favorite. This wonderful article by Lyle has become a yearly favorite here at ICB. From all of us here at ICB, Happy Resurrection Day! Jesus Christ died. He died quivering… Read More ›
Anti-Gun Marchers a Generation Long Product of liberalism
It would seem that a Christian writer would be bound to say what is said here, but I would argue it only takes someone with their eyes wide open, no more, and no less. The first thing we look for… Read More ›
Joy Is An Inside Job
It is cruel to say to people who are in sorrow, “Smile and be happy.” People simply cannot be happy all the time. There is no way that people can paste a smile on their face and go around with… Read More ›
Let Them March
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Prioritizing Your Life
Sometimes I hear adults tell young people, “Make all the money you can, just so you make it honestly.” That’s not good advice. If you make all the money you can, you are going to be making money when you… Read More ›
Thursday Pen Tip – Son Shining Through
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Predestination, Election, and Free Will: Each Biblically Sound Doctrine
By Greg Holt Many would argue that if predestination and election are true, then man couldn’t possibly have free will. That is an untrue statement, but let me begin at the beginning. Predestination, what does that mean? Predestination means, that… Read More ›
Thursday's Pen Tip – Joy, Peace, & Contentment
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
It is no secret what God can do
Just been listening to my friends from Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands singing a song my sister and I used to sing when we were little guys growing up here in Australia – IT IS NO SECRET WHAT GOD CAN… Read More ›
Man's Free Will
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Thursday's Pen Tip – His Perfect Love
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
The Little Red Tractor
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Zoning Out in America – Denial Does Not Deserve Its Own Zip Code
Before the days of postal zip codes America had a system of zones to indicate to the Postal Service in what part of the country our communications and parcels were to be delivered. It seems that “zones’ are coming back… Read More ›
Sometimes ya gotta wing it when ya don't know to fly
Just back from a mighty week away at the Tamworth Country Music Festival watching our 14 year old Grandblessing, Elyssa Faith perform. For those who have never heard of the Tamworth Country Music Festival just suffice to say that Tamworth… Read More ›
High on a Hill
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Thursday's Pen Tip – Bearing Fruit
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Take Heart…
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
You Can't Legislate Evil!
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
"The Narrow Road" True story – COMING SOON
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Angel? Not Me!
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Your Bible: A Living Treasure
Part 1 In this study of the Word of God, you will see some of the qualities of the Bible that can be said of no other book. If you do not love, know, understand, practice, and obey the Word… Read More ›
Thursday's Pen Tip – Your Sun has not Dimmed
Sue CassSue is a Follower of Jesus Christ and the CEO of Elah Ministries, Inc. A 501c3 offering hope, healing, and deliverance through her ministering to hurting souls, her published books, short stories, blogs, Facebook, and website. She loves playing… Read More ›
Surf's Up
“Surf’s up,” the young man yells. He grabs his surf board and rushes toward the water. The waves crash against the shore and wading out toward the vast raging sea the young man jumps onto his board and paddles frantically… Read More ›
The Salt Of The Earth
Did you know that salt is a compound consisting of sodium (which is a metal) and chlorine (which is a green, poisonous gas)? If you were to walk into a room full of chlorine, you would be dead in just… Read More ›
Are We Attentive to God’s Needs?
The desert is hot and humid. The sun beats down on a lone tree. It’s arms reaching out as though seeking the moisture that kisses its leaves. The heat is oppressing but the dew from the night still lingers. The… Read More ›