scripture’s position on the issue. Especially since – not coincidentally- my daily reading included Acts chapter fifteen.
Choosing to Walk Away from Divisiveness
On Being a Writer
As I considered Luke writing two incredible letters to his friend Theophilus, I began reflecting on my own writing. The word “inspiration” gets tossed around by writers all the time. But when we’re thinking about God’s Word being inspired, it’s obvious that sort of inspiration doesn’t exist today. God’s word is inspired, as it tells …
New Year. New Hope
We’re not quite two weeks into a new year, but the heaviness of 2020 still weighs on hearts and minds. We want to claim that a new year fills us with new hope, but that’s not always the case.
A Month of Gratitude
Every day should begin with “Thank You, Lord” and end with the same. November, with Thanksgiving as the national holiday celebrated in the US, has become a month of gratitude.
Count Your Blessings
Once you start the process of counting your blessings, the list becomes incredible.
Three Reasons Why Politics Make Me Crazy
November is coming. Election advertisements take up about 70 percent of the commercial airtime on television
Reflecting on the Longest Psalm
Over on the Facebook page, we're coming to the end of Forty Days in the Psalms. Reading and meditating on these poetic interludes made for a perfect way to spend the summer. It might surprise you to learn that I wrote a study book about this Psalm. That was five years ago, and each time …
A Letter from the Lord
In this day and age, letter writing is a lost art. And I have to say, I miss those carefully written pages my grandmother used to send when she was my first pen pal. A letter from the Lord Jesus would be even more valuable. That’s what He left for us in Revelation chapters two …
