The Scandalous, Wondrous Cross
As Christians, we are familiar with the symbolism of the cross. But I was recently challenged to look at it through a historical lens and I saw a beauty I had not considered before. Every historian will tell you crucifixion was the most brutal kind of death by torture. It [...]
We’re Just Passing Through
Mission trips are eye-opening for many reasons, but one bonus is there's usually extra time to reflect. One reason being, if you don't speak the [...]
Before Time Expires
While on a shopping spree before Christmas, I went to Kohl's department store to look for one item, but came out with ten or more [...]
The Power of Mutual Faith
Smith Wigglesworth said, “God has chosen us to help one another. We dare not be independent.” I wish the Body of Christ understood this better. [...]
One of the Best Ways to Pray
Who doesn't need help in prayer? I mean, with the best of intentions and heartfelt requests, we can still feel as if our prayers fall [...]
The Language of God (pt.2)
I'm still thinking about this (see pt. 1) but from another point of view... As I said before, although I live in the United States, [...]
Obedience & Second Chances
"I was not disobedient to the vision…" (Acts 26:19). After giving his testimony, this is the conclusion of Paul's defense and explanation to King Agrippa. And [...]
What’s Your Story?
"Come and listen, all who fear God,and I will tell what He has done for me" (Psalm 66:16). I think the greatest weapon believers have [...]
Foolish Things
No one wants to be called a fool. By definition, it means there was a lack of forethought or sense or caution. We use the [...]
The Middle Cross
As Jesus hung on the Cross between two other men, His arms stretched out to both. The Bible calls it the "just for the unjust" [...]
