Posts From Sony Elise
Talk about Jesus
I was visiting with a friend the other night and was struck by how easily she talked about the Lord. It wasn’t contrived or forced, but it flowed. She gave
Oh, To Be Like Barnabas
If someone were to ask who in the Bible you would like to emulate apart from Jesus, what would you say? Maybe you would think of Peter or Paul–dynamic, bold
I Love You
I love you. One of the most beautiful phrases that you can say and yet society has distorted love to the point that, if you were to tell someone you
Be Faithful
“Nothing that we do for God is small.” I read these words from D.L. Moody this morning. It reminds me of the song that says, “Little is much when God
Introducing Sony Elise Christian Books
Hey Everyone, I know it’s not Sunday, but I wanted to let you know about one of my personal happenings this week. Most of you probably have no idea what
Things I’ve Learned
Seven or eight years ago, I went through the greatest trial of my life so far. My life has not always been easy, but looking back at most of the
Love One Another
When I was in my early 20s, there was a young lady that was attending the local college who told me that I should go to college because it teaches
Remind Me of the Cross
This morning, I listened to the Gatlin Brothers’ Come Home CD. I was surprised how many of the songs centered around the Cross, but it was exactly what I needed to
Someone Like Me
If I lived a million years, I’d still never see how someone like You could love someone like me. ~Mike Payne I wonder if a person can truly be converted
Well Done!
I enjoy reading biographies, especially of preachers and missionaries of years gone by. I think of John Wesley, George Whitefield, D.L. Moody, George Muller. Even if you disagree with their
I Am a Christian
If you are on Facebook, you have probably seen the posts that say, “If you know me, you know that I _______.” If I were to ask that question, I
What Happened to Revival?
It wasn’t long ago that Christians wished for revival, churches held “revival meetings,” pastors would open up the altar after services so that those who were being convicted could come
