If you lack wisdom you should ASK God (action on your part) who GIVES generously (action on God’s part) But WHEN you ASK (action on your part) you must believe […]
Tag: Devotional
Samson and the Fruit of the Spirit
I came across a Twitter thread recently that made me chuckle. It was one of those times I was reminded that we may hear information many times, but until we […]
Jesus Understand Loneliness
I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today! Here’s a Preview We’ve spent a lot of time alone these past weeks. As I’ve chatted over Zoom, Voxer, email, and text […]
Are You Engaging an Active Faith?
I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today. Here’s a Preview: The disciples spent three years with Jesus watching him preach, heal people, and interact with the Pharisees. They also […]
Holding on for Dear Life
I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today. Here’s a preview: On February 3, 1989, apprentice jockey Nate Hubbard was having the race of his life. That is, until his horse, Sweetwater […]
Do You Have Blind Faith?
I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today. Here’s a preview: Jesus had a special friendship with the siblings Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. The Gospels highlight this in a few […]
Is It Your Turn?
I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today about Leadership. Here’s a preview: I love January. For me, this is the time when hope bubbles up in every conversation. As the […]
The Value of Our Words
One of the most amazing things about the Bible is that the authors didn’t fully comprehend what they were writing. As a shepherd boy, David wrote poems of praise to pass the […]
It’s Hard to Believe: Faith and Physics
I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today about Galileo. Here’s a preview: Faith is hard. Always confident? Yikes. Faith without sight is one thing, but unwavering confidence seems impossible some […]
When Strengths and Passions Collide
I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today. Here’s a preview: I’ve always been one of those people who does a little bit of everything. Often my activities pull […]