I often listen to lectures while driving or walking. Recently, I listened as a social psychologist presented his theories about…
Many—perhaps most—professing Christians think of Christianity in terms of justice. God is just; God must judge sin. Consequently, life comes…
1 “As we work together with him, we urge you also not to accept the grace of God in vain.…
A question that confronts each of us at various times in our life goes something like this, “How do I…
As we learn to hear our Father’s voice, we must also continue to grow and mature as our Father’s children.…
The other evening, the Lord told me... Some of you immediately thought, "I don't believe that's true." Others thought, "Well,…
I've been blessed this week to hear two wonderful sermons. Each was spontaneous; neither was in church. I was simply…
Allow me to share something from my devotional reading that I find both challenging and encouraging; an understanding of Biblical…
"Thy Kingdom Come," these words in the middle of the Lord's Prayer, may invoke in Christians a sense of God's…
I have previously written that because God is a God of Truth, His people are to be people of Truth.…
(I encourage you to look up the references below.) If we profess to be God’s people, we should reflect his…
The writer of Hebrews describes Jesus as “one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without…
While listening to Eugene Peterson’s Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places (and being challenged in many ways by his wonderful…
As a Christian, I believe that God is a constant in my life and the life of every Christian. (I…
In my devotional reading recently, I read these verses: Psalm 119:45 "I will walk in freedom, for I have devoted…