Most of us have experienced having a door of opportunity or a door of happiness closed.
The Bible tells us to lay aside the weights that may restrict us from doing what the Lord Jesus will have us do.
Dysfunctional means that the abnormal has become normal.
What good is momentary fame, wealth, or admiration if it ultimately costs us what matters most — our soul?
Many of us tend to stay within our own denomination for purposes of what we consider to be purity of doctrine.
At the beginning of Jesus’ ministry, according to Luke’s Gospel, he essentially fills out his social media profile.
I read in the Bible the Lord’s claim in Revelation, “Behold, I make all things new.”
The word, “fight,” usually conjures up aggression and conflict in a negative way.
Integrity and truth telling are at the core of Christian living.
There is another song of the season that the Gospel writer Luke records in the first chapter of his book
It was a Friday night when I received a disturbing text from my son that every parent dreads — especially when you’re 4,000 miles away.… Continue reading
Jesus showed the compassionate love of God to all He met
Maybe that’s precisely what we need — to place our hope, our wish, our dreams — in something altogether impossible
There’s no way God can say “no” to us if we look and act all the right ways. Right?
The question challenges us to consider our own eternal destination and relationship with Jesus
We need to open our eyes, and listen deeply to how God is speaking to us
Here’s the experiment: resist the suspicion that prayer is just a bunch of empty religious talk