Monthly Archives: December 2019

Dale Pollard If you have time, avoid self checkouts. You have a golden opportunity to talk to employees while they’re scanning your items. Make them smile, be happy, be natural, and if they open up look for that chance to invite them to church or study. Just breaking out of your shell and chatting with […]Continue reading “Some Practical Tips For Personal Evangelism — Preacherpollard’s Blog”

Neal Pollard In Luke 14, Jesus gives a couple of short parables about counting the cost of discipleship. He prefaces them by saying, “If anyone comes to Me, and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, yes, and even his own life, he cannot be My […]Continue reading ““First, Sit Down…” — Preacherpollard’s Blog”

Neal Pollard While politicians have quoted the Bible as far back as the founding fathers, have you noticed the trend especially in the last 20 years or so to use Scripture to push a policy or score a point? Perhaps it’s to pander to a group or to reinforce one’s position. During the historic impeachment […]Continue reading ““Weaponizing” The Bible — Preacherpollard’s Blog”

Neal Pollard Jesus taught that moth, rust and robbers do their irresistible work upon our things (Mat. 6:19-21). Anyone who has restored automobiles or houses knows the persistent challenge they face in keeping up with decay and loss in those projects. In weather-torn Colorado, the elements can speed up the deterioration and destruction of items […]Continue reading “Protecting Restoration — Preacherpollard’s Blog”

Neal Pollard The Restoration Plea is valid, vital, and victorious! It urges every believer in Christ to throw off the shackles of humanly-devised traditions and beliefs that undermine and contradict the sole, supreme authority of Christ. Religious division has been spawned through time because of men’s preference for their own creeds and doctrines. Reason and […]Continue reading “IF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST WILL TRULY BE UNDENOMINATIONAL — Preacherpollard’s Blog”

Neal Pollard To be fair, there have been several passages I’ve neglected to apply to myself, but, given the time of year we are in, this is certainly one. Paul writes, “One person regards one day above another, another regards every day alike. Each person must be fully convinced in his own mind. He who […]Continue reading “A Passage I’ve Neglected To Apply To Myself — Preacherpollard’s Blog”

Neal Pollard Pew Research Center recently revealed that “Four in ten millennials (those, according to this source, currently between 23 and 38) now say they are religiously unaffiliated”(fivethirtyeight.com). The data seems to indicate that “today’s younger generations may be leaving religion for good” (ibid.). A contemporary study put out by the American Enterprise Institute reveals […]Continue reading “Why Is A Generation Leaving Religion? — Preacherpollard’s Blog”

Neal Pollard Near the end of August, 1883, a humble working woman of Panama, Ceylon, carrying a sheaf of paddy from rice fields, was “swept away from the harbor bay by an immense influx of water.” This poor, anonymous woman was killed by a long wave produced by the unparalleled explosion of Mount Krakatoa, a […]Continue reading “You Are Making Waves! — Preacherpollard’s Blog”