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A friend asked the question: How do I pray for unbelievers? How do I pray effectively? I trust that every Christian regularly prays for...

What do you do when you think you’ve blown it but you aren’t quite sure? Maybe you shouldn’t have changed jobs. Maybe you shouldn’t have...

A friend loves at all times and a brother (or sister) is born for adversity. (Proverbs 17:17) So few of these kinds of relationships seem...

Discernment is important. Slowing down and…thinking, asking questions…is vital for our spiritual health. Two things that initially seem...

It happened on the way to the airport. We had just finished some mission work in Uganda and Tanzania and we were on the way back to the...

Hate is easy. People are sinners who do sinful things to each other. Hatred over this is automatic. Love is hard. Jesus Christ, while you...

What Happened, Lord?” It’s a common question, isn’t it? You set out to get a new job, you work hard for it, you go through the interview...

We begin our celebration of Trinity Sunday with the humble acknowledgment that we are out of our depth.

He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the Lord, “My refuge and my fortress

And the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness. For example, we don’t know what God wants us to pray for.

And who is God? If we’re Christians, God is our Father! It’s not about earning anything from him!

Our role as parent never ends. The job description changes, but the job is never done. As grown adults, they are out of my hands.

Perhaps your children may not be able to lean on you for physical help, but they still need you emotionally, mentally and spiritually.

We want our children – no matter what their age – to remember that the Lord has told us what is good and what He requires of us.

For all the good things my mom did for me, I believe that the most important was simply living as Christians before me.

I recently spoke with a group of young adults, men and women in their late teens and early twenties, and we spoke about singleness, & dating

So in my life as a Christian, I have often felt guilty. Like I’m a big disappointment. And God is waiting to punish me.

To paraphrase John Newton: "We needed everything that God sent us in 2019; we didn't need anything that he withheld."

This is important to realize: we do not have the capacity to receive God or all that he offers us ALL AT ONCE.

I'm preaching to myself. When confronted with a problem, I usually ask, "What is possible given this set of circumstances?"