These posts can serve as an opportunity for a devotional with your walk with Christ for the day, the week, or even the month.
Between my toddler and I, I don’t know who was more excited about going to the zoo. For her, the mention of going to see lions and tigers and bears evokes squeals of joy. For me, I hadn’t been to a zoo in many years and was looking forward to
Artificial sweeteners. Preservatives. Food additives. I’m not going to comment on the state of food we consume today, but I find the things we tend to add to the Christian life akin to the above. Artificial. At the source of our faith is Jesus Christ. Jesus tells us, “I am
I can tell my toddler how much her mommy and I love her and she will nod her head and say, “Yes, Daddy.” She’ll probably smile, give me a hug and say, “I love you, Daddy.” It’s so simple. I know walking the journey with my daughter won’t always be
Stubborn. I can see it now for what I was, what I am, what I hope I will be less of going forward. Growing up without a father left a hole in me that I filled with complete stubbornness. I can’t remember when it started, but somewhere around my pre-teen
This is always a good question for me no matter the time of day. Christians are given the tasks of reaching the lost with the good news of Jesus Christ and building Godly relationships with each other. In addition, our own personal spiritual development, family, work and health are just a few
