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by Tom Wacaster Over a span of now more than 44 years of preaching, I have frequently been asked, “How can I be sure that I am saved?”  I have no doubt that those asking the question were sincere, and in … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster I had to make a stop at Best Buy today to check out the latest technology in computer-tablet combinations.  I had received advanced notice that a unique computer-tablet device was coming out that I thought might be … Continue reading →

By Tom Wacaster I grew up reading Action Comic Books. Our heroes were Superman, Batman, and Captain Marvel (among several others). I think they are called ‘Super-Heroes’ today, although I do not recall ever having used the terminology. The list … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster It seems that the 20th and 21st centuries may go down in history as the age when men sought to rewrite the Bible and present to men what THEY want to hear rather than what God wants … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster (originally written November 2014) You and I are limited by time.  We are moving from the “now” to “what shall be.”  Our “tomorrow” quickly becomes “today” and “today” is soon in the “past.”  So quickly do the … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster (originally written in December 2013) Through the centuries skeptics have attempted to destroy or severely restrict the word of God. Jehoiakim took his penknife, cut the pages of God’s word, and cast them into the fire. When … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster (originally written in August 2015) Every first day of the week we partake of what is scripturally referred to as “the Lord’s supper” (1 Cor. 11:20).  One the elements in that “supper” is the fruit of the vine, … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster (originally written in November 2015) After more than five decades of preaching and interacting with people from varied backgrounds and religious beliefs, I have come to the conclusion that once a person is determined to believe in … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster (originally written in December 2015) A number of attempts have been made by critics to explain the conversion of Paul, apart from the fact that Christ miraculously appeared to him on the road to Damascus. If the … Continue reading →

by Tom Wacaster (originally written in February 2016) You know the scenario. Someone knocks on the church door. Their story is typical of so many that you have heard before: “Can you spare a dime?” That was the plea during … Continue reading →