Today is Mother's Day in the United States. This means that many of us will get together with our mothers to celebrate their lives and thank them for their faithfulness. Those of us...
When I was small, I would run as fast as I could with arms outstretched, letting the wind collect under makeshift wings...
Beginning in chapter 14 and spilling over into chapter 15, Paul teaches the Roman Christians how to deal with their theological and lifestyle differences. They are not to condemn each other, but to...
I am constitutionally wired for worry. I fully expect my DNA contains a dedicated worry gene. I can worry about everything, the things I can control and the things I can't. Thus, I...
God is honored when you keep your word, even when it hurts.
This small group study discusses Luke 22:7-30 The Last Supper and the ultimate act of hospitality.
I can’t tell you how disappointing it was when, at age 22, I finally made the decision to pursue a “secular” career...
Recently I heard this behind-the-scenes story about a company that had enjoyed notable success and is now struggling to survive.
Matthew 6:9-10 “Pray then in this way: Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom...
Doing God's will need not be dramatic to be world-changing.
So how can we best handle the uncertainty of change? Just knowing that most transitions comprise the three different experiences (endings, a...
If you were stranded on a desert island and could only have one book with you, which one would you choose? (Okay...
Our first three-day holiday weekend living in Switzerland was the worst. We sat around eating bowls of dry cereal that tasted like sawdust, while the kids cast mournful glances at the refrigerator...
"I don't know how someone does this job without faith!" Plus: a biblical basis for the healthcare industry from Luke 13.
Not every man can call himself a Master Educator. I can. Of course, the designation may have expired by now, and the title seems a bit ostentatious for so tiny a field of...
I’m sitting in a quiet corner of the living room with an open book on my lap, not reading. The book is...
His Work in Progress - A blog to encourage Christians in the workplace. ...
I started pumping gas for my dad's rusty, side-step Ford long before middle school. I only left one fuel cap behind; considering how often we stopped, one is a commendable number. ...
Live today for what matters most in life.
Patience is not a natural virtue for modern men and women—not on the freeway, in line, or in the workplace. Why ever wait on others or delay our own plans? ...
