Too Good To Be True?
“When the Lord brought back the captivity of Zion, we were like those who dream.”
Psalm 126 is a short, but very encouraging, passage of hope fulfilled. Centuries after it was […]
“When the Lord brought back the captivity of Zion, we were like those who dream.”
Psalm 126 is a short, but very encouraging, passage of hope fulfilled. Centuries after it was […]
I recently listened to a podcast by Steven Furtick and he said something I could relate to: Everyone’s running from something or somebody. Even if that somebody is […]
When I was preparing for Facing the Mirror to be […]
I recently had the opportunity to minister to a group of ladies at a women’s conference. I shared with them from 2 Corinthians 3:18, which says, “But we all, […]
When I think back to my teenage years, I cringe a little at how silly my problems felt at the time. But sadly, because I wasn’t saved and […]
Fear, in all its forms, has sadly become the great enemy of our generation.
I’ve personally dealt with it, seen it first-hand at home with […]
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One of my favorite definitions of vision is “something seen […]
Christianity is meant to be lived out loud so when I learn something, I can’t help but want to share it with others. And my current lesson is […]
“Righteousness exalts a nation; but sin is a reproach to any people” (Proverbs 14:34).
The definition of righteousness in this passage describes blameless conduct and […]
As Christians, we know God has called us to reflect Him to the world and to each other in love, kindness, strength, peace, and so forth. We could […]
A lady in my church once told me, “Pastor Tod shouldn’t get upset if he sees us fall asleep in church. Some of us live in such chaos […]
You may or may not have heard this story before, but I want to look at two men who both did something honorable. Remember, righteousness isn’t only what […]
Here’s a quick lesson in reconciling:
Most of you have some type of bank account, and every month you receive a statement from the bank […]
In my humble opinion, I believe there’s an attack on identity like never before. It may be more prominent in the United States, but I believe it’s world-wide. […]
Solomon wasn’t wrong. He just didn’t know Christ.
I woke up thinking about Ecclesiastes (a little nudge in the spirit to go read it). And […]
There is one thing that all people (regardless of race, age, gender, or even religious belief) have in common–and that is desire.
What I mean […]