Invisible things are hard to find.
That’s sounds silly, but think of things that are transparent. Glass, for one. Have we ever walked into a glass door, not expecting it to be there, and smashed ...
Read more: Discovering the Lost God
Healing was one of Jesus’ inroads into the lives of the people he ministered to while he was alive on this earth. The Word is filled with examples of his miraculous touch among the poor and ...
Read more: The Power of One Blue Thread
David of antiquity was a man said to be after God’s own heart.
Yet, he didn’t always make wise decisions. He was a man of his culture; a product of his upbringing and the power gifted upon him ...
Read more: Revenge at Any Cost
Life is a cycle. In the movie Lion King, it’s described as a circle. All things start in one place and come back to that place in the end. We’re interconnected.
When we’re frustrated, we decry ...
Read more: Falling Into a Cycle
God fulfills his promises.
Do we really believe that? Or do we raise an eyebrow, remembering the times we’ve prayed, and after a time, we felt we didn’t see the answer coming our ...
Read more: And Some on Boards
Pigs multiply veraciously. Turned loose into the wild, they root out food, tear up the landscape, and revert to an untamed state that is more beast than farm animal.
They can run in packs that ...
Read more: Reclaiming What’s Ours
The direction the wind blows makes a difference.
North Carolina touts itself as the most military-friendly state in the Union. It boasts multiple military bases, exempts military personnel from the ...
Read more: The Winds of Fortune
The British are epitomized by the need to put up a good front. It’s said that during the bombing of London in WWII, Londoners poured their tea as if nothing was happening, even as the explosions ...
Read more: The Power of Peroxide
We’re told to dream large. The world’s our oyster, and all the pearls inside are ours. Those statements mean to step past our boundaries. We need to go for that extra education, achieve that ...
Read more: The Cost of Our Dreams
We are filled with unbelief all the time. Even as Christians, it haunts us on a regular basis.
We purchase a new car, and the first day we have it on the road, we shift into gear, and it fails to go ...
Read more: In the Crux of Unbelief
Some things like to bite us on the backside.
We cheat on our taxes, and the IRS slaps a fine on us that makes our original bill look paltry. We slip up on an inspection on the stability of the ...
Read more: The Boomerang Effect
Illnesses are easy to catch.
There’s an old saw about visiting the hospital. If we’re well, we don’t need to go there, and if we’re sick, it’s the worst possible place for us to ...
Read more: Our Imperfection Infection
Just the thought of someone breaking their word cuts us to the quick. A promise to pick up Mary after school? Don’t be late. Twenty dollars loaned? It had better be repaid. Our marriage vows? We ...
Read more: Believing in Betrayal
Invisible things are hard to find.
That’s sounds silly, but think of things that are transparent. Glass, for one. Have we ever walked into a glass door, not expecting it to be there, and smashed ...
Read more: Discovering the Lost God
Healing was one of Jesus’ inroads into the lives of the people he ministered to while he was alive on this earth. The Word is filled with examples of his miraculous touch among the poor and ...
Read more: The Power of One Blue Thread
David of antiquity was a man said to be after God’s own heart.
Yet, he didn’t always make wise decisions. He was a man of his culture; a product of his upbringing and the power gifted upon him ...
Read more: Revenge at Any Cost
Life is a cycle. In the movie Lion King, it’s described as a circle. All things start in one place and come back to that place in the end. We’re interconnected.
When we’re frustrated, we decry ...
Read more: Falling Into a Cycle
God fulfills his promises.
Do we really believe that? Or do we raise an eyebrow, remembering the times we’ve prayed, and after a time, we felt we didn’t see the answer coming our ...
Read more: And Some on Boards
Pigs multiply veraciously. Turned loose into the wild, they root out food, tear up the landscape, and revert to an untamed state that is more beast than farm animal.
They can run in packs that ...
Read more: Reclaiming What’s Ours
The direction the wind blows makes a difference.
North Carolina touts itself as the most military-friendly state in the Union. It boasts multiple military bases, exempts military personnel from the ...
Read more: The Winds of Fortune
