Posts by Larry Stamm Ministries
Lessons from Paul: The Faith Factor
Discrimination is a good thing! Whoa! What do I mean by that, you may wonder? Well, let’s define the word and unpack the context of the statement, which is also…
Read MoreLessons from Paul: Entrusted
He brought out the beautiful Torah scroll wrapped in a bright red cover and placed it before me. My heart beat faster, and frankly, I became a bit nervous at…
Read MoreLessons from Paul: Called
I remember it well. I was walking with a couple friends of mine, Wayne and Ralph, outside the massive complex known as the Bristol Motor Speedway, otherwise known as the…
Read MoreLessons from Paul: The Main Thing
In the midst of the information age and the advent of twenty-first century technologies, we are literally bombarded with messages on a daily basis. Frankly, it takes much work to…
Read MoreThe Most Important Question
The Most Important Question Interviews! They can inform. They can expose. And yes, they can reveal that which was previously hidden or unknown. Television interviews and job interviews are familiar…
Read MoreLessons from the Apostle Paul
Superheroes! We are struck by their abilities and wonder at their powers and the incredible feats they can accomplish—amazing! Among the pantheon we find the likes of Captain America, Iron…
Read MoreInteracting with Atheists, part 2
“The fool has said in his heart, ‘There is no God,’” so wrote the Psalmist. And yet, that fool needs the Lord! In our last post we noted that while…
Read MoreInteracting with Atheists: One Man’s Musings
In our Christian witness, many people in our lives are going to have some kind of God-paradigm, – some belief in some kind of higher power. But what about those…
Read MoreConviction & Confession
Amidst a bustling NYC afternoon rush hour outreach on a busy street corner, I was sharing the gospel with a young businessman. I asked him if he believed that Jesus…
Read MoreHere Am I
It was a question that changed my life. Being an assistant tennis coach at East Tennessee State University in the mid-90s gave me very flexible summers. I had known about…
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