Maybe instead of stressing about being the most successful or the best looking at our next holiday family gathering or class reunion – or joining conversations about how the world is falling apart – we can become the envy of everyone by cultivating a faith that offers a peace beyond understanding. A peace so profound that others will want it too.
Continue reading →What happens between the moment you first realize you’re dishonoring God and the time when you finally choose to repent? Every hour – every minute – that we delay in acting on our repentance increases the risk of making other harmful choices and, even worse, moves us further away from the person Christ is calling us to be. The person Christ died for. (Please click on the link to read the entire post. Thank you!)
Continue reading →This week – this day – is a great time to ask God to help us clean up our act. If necessary, let’s ask God for wisdom and courage to seek assistance. Isn’t it comforting to know that whatever our struggle, we don’t have to go through it alone?
Continue reading →I think about our service men and women like Steve in our fictional story, especially when I see TV ads that ask for support for our wounded veterans.
Continue reading →Sin never leads to peace. What would happen if we asked God to show us the long-term consequences of our decisions?
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