DOES THIS HELP®

Month: September 2026

  • Christ Is Not the Destination

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    Christ Is Not the Destination—He Shows Me the Way Home When Jesus Christ says, “Come unto me,” I don’t understand that to mean that Christ Himself is the final destination of my eternal journey. He points me toward God the Eternal Father. Jesus said: “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man…

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    Why Does This Help® Exists Does This Help® begins with a question. Not: Who is the bad kid?Not: Who should we punish?Not: Whose fault is this? But: Does this help? Does what I am about to say help? Does what I am about to do help? Does the way I am treating another person help?…

  • The Atonement of Jesus Christ

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    Agency, Accountability, Resurrection, and Becoming One with God I am a child of God the Eternal Father. Jesus Christ is also a child of God. He is my Eternal Brother, my Savior and Redeemer. Understanding His Atonement means understanding more than His death on the cross. It means understanding why He came, what He willingly…

  • knock knock hello AGAIN creeker

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    I know Jesus Christ stands beside me. I do not need to ask what you would do if He were standing here, because my testimony is that He already is. Those I love do not simply disappear from my life. They walk beside me every day. Their love, their lessons, their example, and the covenants…

  • POLITICS AND RELIGION DON’T MIX

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    Exhibit A: Jesus Christ God did not create the political struggle that crucified Jesus Christ. Human beings did. God’s commandments tell us not to kill.Christ called for peace, mercy, forgiveness, and love—even toward our enemies. Yet human beings mixed religious authority with political authority. Accusation became prosecution. Political power supplied the sentence. Rome supplied the…

  • ON THE CREEK NEWS — CAVE CREEK, ARIZONA

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    The Wagon Wheel: A Creekerhood Legend CAVE CREEK — Good morning, Creekers. We’re On the Creek, where today’s news collides with yesterday’s history. A familiar Cave Creek landmark is raising questions after Town sign-code enforcement reportedly reached the Wagon Wheel, the longtime breakfast-and-lunch spot on Cave Creek Road. The issue involves its OPEN signage and…