Are you unsure of tomorrow?
Do you need insight in how to move ahead?
You’re confused about your relationships, your finances, and God’s place in your life?
You have a wisdom generator ...
Make a list.
Pull out a sheet of paper and grab a pencil. Number the lines 1-10.
That’s enough to start. You can add to your list later.
Fill in the things that have happened to you today. Add ...
Coming to an end is the way of the world.
Mountains that rise today will become the future’s sand washing up on the beach.
Clouds billow and hide the sun, and equally fast, they tumble to the ...
John the Baptist was the cousin of Jesus. Only the book of Luke gives us the details of his birth.
John’s parents, Zechariah and Elizabeth, were both from the tribe of Aaron, who was the ...
Eleazar in the Old Testament was the nephew of Moses, the original High Priest of the Jewish nation.
Eleazar was also Aaron’s third son and was given charge of the entire tabernacle, including ...
Slash and burn.
That’s our mantra. We can’t let evil remain in our lives if we want to live for our Lord.
Parry, thrust, and cut deep. We must slice away every wicked thing that keeps us from ...
Nahum is best known for his prophesies against Nineveh, a prosperous city of Nahum’s day.
Nahum was much more than a one-hit-wonder. He was a man tuned in to God, and his words reveal much about ...
How much do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
That’s from Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonnet No. 43.
In her sonnet, Ms. Browning tells us the depths of her love, how it affects her daily ...
Levi is a popular name for both boys and girls.
It means to join, to pull people together, to draw from opposing concepts and forge a new beginning.
People named Levi carry in their name the ...
We love the anticipation of a wrapped present.
What could be inside? If someone took the time to box it up, decorate it with patterned paper, and tie it up with ribbon, it must be really ...
Infusion is a cooking term.
We can mix eggs and milk, stir sugar into our coffee, even scramble hamburger meat for spaghetti.
None of those does what an infusion does.
An infusion permeates ...
What’s the order of a battle?
I mean, on the battlefield, how do the men arrange themselves?
Who goes first, and who comes in behind?
Study military history, and you’ll find the expendable ...
We all start the same, unformed and newly aware of the world around us.
Our life’s journey takes us along different avenues. Some of us travel tree-lined and shady streets, and others struggle ...
Are you unsure of tomorrow?
Do you need insight in how to move ahead?
You’re confused about your relationships, your finances, and God’s place in your life?
You have a wisdom generator ...
Make a list.
Pull out a sheet of paper and grab a pencil. Number the lines 1-10.
That’s enough to start. You can add to your list later.
Fill in the things that have happened to you today. Add ...
Coming to an end is the way of the world.
Mountains that rise today will become the future’s sand washing up on the beach.
Clouds billow and hide the sun, and equally fast, they tumble to the ...
John the Baptist was the cousin of Jesus. Only the book of Luke gives us the details of his birth.
John’s parents, Zechariah and Elizabeth, were both from the tribe of Aaron, who was the ...
Eleazar in the Old Testament was the nephew of Moses, the original High Priest of the Jewish nation.
Eleazar was also Aaron’s third son and was given charge of the entire tabernacle, including ...
Slash and burn.
That’s our mantra. We can’t let evil remain in our lives if we want to live for our Lord.
Parry, thrust, and cut deep. We must slice away every wicked thing that keeps us from ...
Nahum is best known for his prophesies against Nineveh, a prosperous city of Nahum’s day.
Nahum was much more than a one-hit-wonder. He was a man tuned in to God, and his words reveal much about ...
