Merriam-Webster defines treasure as: “wealth (such as money, jewels, or precious metals) stored up or hoarded; wealth of any kind or in any form; a store of money in reserve; something of great worth or value; a person esteemed as rare or precious.” Treasures come in many forms and are valued based on the wants of the people doing the evaluating. God spends more time on treasures, money and every other kind of treasure than any other subject in the Bible. Why? Because He

Merriam-Webster defines intolerance as: “the quality or state of beingunable or unwilling to grant equal freedom of expression especially in religious matters orunwilling to grant or share social, political, or professional rights.” So being intolerant says we are unwilling to grant others equal rights. It says we want to be treated differently, better. Does this attitude not say we want people to respect our opinions and choices, but we are unwilling to accept theirs? Why

Merriam-Webster defines euthanasia as: “the act or practice of killing or permitting the death of hopelessly sick or injured individuals (such as persons or domestic animals) in a relatively painless way for reasons of mercy.” Who can argue with mercy? Who can be against relieving pain? Or, maybe, it isn’t as simple as it sounds? God tells us that death is an enemy and that it will be the last enemy we will ever face, for He will destroy it, 1 Cor 15:26, “The last enemy t

Merriam-Webster defines making a difference as: “to cause a change; to be important in some way; to do something that is important; to do something that helps people or makes the world a better place.” This world views everything in terms of this life. God’s view is eternal and so, He would change this definition to: “to do something that helps make eternity a better place.” And, of course, He would say eternity would be better if everyone chose to be part of it, Deut 30