These posts can serve as an opportunity for a devotional with your walk with Christ for the day, the week, or even the month.
Our daughter likes to entertain. In the confines of our home, my wife and I have seen hundreds of performances ranging from comedic to dramatic. Her songs have included piercing high notes and surprising low notes. She’s demonstrated dance moves with more coordination at 3 than I have at 40.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Well, it should be. Our mighty God’s plan to enter our context and subsequently bring about salvation through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is certainly worth celebrating. But do you see what I see? It appears the gift we
Simplicity. It isn’t always easy to obtain and yet, by definition, it shouldn’t be complicated. There’s a lot of noise around us and it isn’t always easy to disengage. Even as you read this, there are many other posts and blogs begging for your attention. I’ll try to keep it
This is a guest post by Bob Parker. “I have spent my life in ministry. Henri J. M. Nouwen describes it as a mystery, “The mystery of ministry is that we have been chosen to make our own limited and very conditional love the gateway for the unlimited and unconditional love
I remember a co-worker turning forty when I was a twenty-something still wet behind the college ears. Other co-workers decorated his cubicle with black balloons and banners with phrases of dread, e.g., “Happy Birthday, Dave. You’ve got one foot in the grave” and “New Member of the Over-the-Hill Gang”. I
