Is it possible that our greatest need could be overlooked by us? Consider "relationship." So many of us either take our relationships for...

If we skip over learning the Word of God, we skip over living in the will of God. Not learning the Word of God and not living in the will...

“The Lord’s anger burned against Uzzah because of his irreverent act; therefore, God struck him down, and he died there beside the ark of...

“You have heard that it was said, ‘Eye for an eye, and tooth for tooth.’ But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps...

Do you tend to learn your lessons the easy way or the hard way? Unfortunately, too many of us learn our lessons the hard way. The easy...

The Masters Golf Tournament is going on in Augusta. To play in that tournament you must have a more intense relationship with golf than...

“Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” (Peter Drucker) We spend a lot of time strategizing. Whether it be in our businesses, our...

We “let our eyes get in the way of our ears.” To avoid the prison of perfection we must live with God’s vision.

One day you will die … then what? Those two words – then what – deserve much more attention than many of us give them. Out of sight, out...

To trust in God is a goal more than a given. It is an ongoing process more than a finished product. Trusting God takes effort and focus.

God’s question for us always seems to be something like this – “you have the learning but do you have the burning?”

Self-restraint is making room for God to work.

Instead of being proof of our failure, vulnerability could become part of our growth.

God often operates through planting a seed in one season that will bear fruit in another.

But even those who are convinced that the most important thing is vengeance or retribution must know that this only feeds an unending cycle

Perhaps it is time for God - the One whose image we all bear, the One whose inscription can be seen all over creation – to receive His due.

Jesus entered this man’s uncertainty and healed his son. Jesus’ response was to bring healing. There is a lesson here for all of us.

This is someone who has learned that what we do must never be confused with who God is. As long as our trust is in God, we have a foundation

Our brokenness has an answer, it is the love and grace of God who is accomplishing much more than we could ever imagine. Trust Him.

The more we are able to catch glimpses of God at work now, the better prepared we will be for God at work in the future when Christ returns.