Tim McConnell, the hospice chaplain, lowered the bedside rails so he could lean in closer. “I’m not ready to die.” Dale gripped the minister’s arm. “I wish I could know definitely for sure that I’m going to heaven.” Tim leaned … Continue reading →
There’s no way we can earn our way to heaven or say enough prayers to be allowed in. As I write this, I’m praying that you’ll truly understand how much God loves you. He sent His only Son to die a horrific death for your sins.
Continue reading →This can be the season (your season!) when you find help to increasingly love God more than you love your sins. It can be a time of great spiritual growth as each of us spend time with God daily, meditate on His Word and make ourselves accountable to a trusted mentor or small group.
Continue reading →I can’t begin to imagine all God knows about me, good and bad. But I’m glad He knows all of it. And that He still loves me – extravagantly.
Continue reading →What would happen if we sincerely prayed and – as God leads – got involved when we see signs that someone is spiraling downward? How might our churches and communities benefit if we show God’s mercy to those caught in the consequences of their bad or sinful choices?
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