Who’s Important Here
When it comes to the obnoxious, Bartimaeus would take the prize. He must have carried on and made quite a scene because it says many rebuked him...
19
Jul
18
Jul
The Forgetfulness of God
Poor memories are a part of the human condition. And so, when God tells us that he will remember our sins no more, I’m puzzled. How could God possibly forget...
18
Jul
Why Not Live? Preemptive Soul Care for Suicidal Ideation
Why did they do it? This question is often the first people ask when someone takes their own life. Maybe we hope that by finding an answer...
17
Jul
The Faithful God
The sun is shining brightly with not a cloud in the sky. The birds are chirping. No disagreements hanging over your head. No pressures. All bills paid...
16
Jul
Making Hay
Ever been overwhelmed with trying to get jobs done? Too much to do. Not enough time. Not enough energy. I’m sure that some farmers feel that way as they approach harvest time
16
Jul
Run with Endurance: Joni Eareckson Tada’s Powerful Story of Hope
When I was “on my feet,” I spent hours and hours with horses, feeding and grooming, training, and showing them. Horses were my friends...
15
Jul
Restitution
I recently took inventory of my spiritual growth, beginning with that November afternoon in 1964 when I confessed Christ, all the way to the present...
14
Jul
Life-Sustaining Joy
If I want to really know Jesus and his life-sustaining joy, it’ll mean sharing in his sufferings. No one is naturally inclined to want that, but affliction...
14
Jul
The Cycle of Trusting Jesus: Breaking Free from Anxiety
Often, I have laid in bed at night whispering to God, “I can’t believe you are asking me to do this.” These are nights when pain threatens to get the upper...
13
Jul
Learning Humility
My friend Carole Danzig was a Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford University, the wife of a doctor and mother of four gifted children...
