"Riding a Camel - Ship of the Desert" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
It was a place that I thought I would never visit and an activity that I thought I would never do. On a recent trip to Morocco our group...
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These are my weekly articles that are published in the Lake Charles American Press. I hope and pray that they are helpful to you, as we grow in our faith together. God bless you!
Rev. Weldon C. Bares
"Don't Get Lost in Fes, Morocco" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
I was in Morocco for a couple of weeks on a group tour. It was amazing. For several days, our group visited the Imperial City of Fes. We...
"Typhoid Mary" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
Mary Mallon lived in New York City in the early 1900's. She was a cook. The restaurant where she worked had an outbreak of typhoid fever,...
"Your Sermons are Too Short" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
My mother was the only person in the whole world, in fact the entire universe, who ever said to me, “Weldon, I think your sermons are too...
"The Light Has Gone Out of My Life" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
The prophet Jeremiah said, “I am burdened with sorrow and feel like giving up.” (8:18 Contemporary English Version) Grief has a way of...
"Porch Pirates" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
Well, it finally happened to me. I was the victim of a porch pirate. I guess I knew it would happen sooner or later. I read the other day...
"Time Can Break You Down" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
Eric Clapton wrote and sang a beautiful song that was released in 1992. “Tears in Heaven” won three Grammy’s that year. It is the...
"The Most Important Week in History" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
Christians all around the world call this week “Holy Week.” During these days we remember the last supper that Jesus had with his...
"When Life Doesn't Go as We Planned" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
Sometimes life does not go as we planned. Have you ever heard of William Sangster? He was the pastor at Westminster Central Hall in...
"Do Miracles Still Happen?" - by Rev. Weldon Bares
An article in “Leadership Journal” reports that 80 percent of Americans believe that miracles “certainly” or “probably” occur. Forty-two...
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