Satisfy us each morning with your unfailing love, so we may sing for joy to the end of our lives. Psalm 90:1...
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In yesterday's reflection, I noted that becoming a Christian isn't a matter merely of adding a few...
As we have seen, the opening verses of Ephesians 4 emphasize the unity of God's people, a unity founded on the very...
Quality and spirituality are linked for Christian bag maker.
“So if you sinful people know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your heavenly Father give...
At the beginning of Psalm 77, the psalm writer is in a major funk.
In yesterday’s passage from Exodus, we saw how Moses needed to get help from two of his key supporters. I suggested that God was teaching Moses to be a leader who depended on...
This is an interview with Haddon Robinson originally printed in 1997 in Christianity Today / Leadership Journal. Leadership assistant editor Ed Rowell...
When I was in school, I was encouraged to avoid the passive voice in my writing. Why? Because immature uses of the...
In yesterday’s reflection, we focused on the first part of Ephesians 5:15, “Be very careful, then, how...
So many of our bloggers have clearly learned much from our hoofed, webbed, clawed, and four-legged friends.
Time and again throughout the Gospel of Mark, Jesus healed people with a simple word or touch. These healings were instantaneous, sure evidence of the power of God working through Jesus. But in...
Last week I began reflecting on Exodus 19:1-6, one of the watershed passages in all of Scripture. Here, the Lord explained the covenant he was making with Israel. He reminded his people that...
Even when we’re reading a passage of Scripture devotionally, we need to remember that it was not written directly to us. Yes, yes, I do believe it is God’s Word for us. But...
Have you ever been talking to someone who is saying good things about you, but whose tone makes you nervous?
She was the only person in the city who could do that work.
For most of my corporate career, I pursued attention. I thrived on the spotlight, the worshipful attention from other people. I prided...
I can still hear the voices of my Sunday school teachers as they taught me to memorize Psalm 119:11 in the classic King James Version: “Thy word have I hid in mine heart...
