A Lesson from a Sprig
It’s a fact that those who don’t believe often possess polished reputations and shining health. Their children graduate from Stanford University...
It’s a fact that those who don’t believe often possess polished reputations and shining health. Their children graduate from Stanford University...
The words “fellowship” and “suffering” don’t look as though they fit together. One communicates comfort. The other, pain. Yet God links these words...
When I approach the Lord in prayer, I relate to him in different ways. Occasionally I talk with him as my elder Brother, which he is...
When I was a child, I sang a lot of hymns with my family. As a five-year-old, my imagination went wild the first time I heard everyone singing...
“About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, ‘Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?’ (which means ‘My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?’)...
Most of us can get a little worked up when we are falsely accused. Sure, we can handle “valid” criticism—or maybe we can’t! But when someone attacks...
Do you recall what it’s like to cram for an exam? Especially a “now or never” exam? How about an exam on the Bible? Unless you’re a seminary student...
We don’t often associate laughter and joy with the days leading up to Easter. You can’t sentimentalize something as gruesome as a crucifixion...
Follow me. That’s something we often hear Jesus saying to us either from the pages of Scripture or from that still small voice in our hearts...
Certainly, during this week leading up to Easter, many of us are following closely in the footsteps of our Savior. On Palm Sunday he entered Jerusalem...