What inheritance will you leave?

What am I doing? Where am I going? How do I get there?

Your beliefs show up in who or what you are faithful to…

Another year of growth and opportunity!

So much of our lives however are equated to and labeled by what we do. The irony is that we only do something because of who we are, whether we realize it or not…

Since the beginning of time God has had a relationship with His creation, with people…

Sacrifice is a prominent topic in Christian culture, especially in this week we call Holy Week…

Imagine for a moment that someone you love would rather read a book about you and claim to know you from having read that book. They did not want to talk to you or spend time with you because they felt that by reading the book they knew everything there was to learn. Reading about a roller coaster v. riding a roller coaster.

Are you tired of being tired? The power to bring life literally or metaphorically into this world has always been sourced in the Spirit of God….

Most of us have a problem being still - myself included…So what is our issue with stillness?

The most valuable asset anyone has is time.

This is a topic that has been rolling around in my head now for a few weeks. It has bothered me that as Christians we tend to talk about being “unworthy” as a means to acknowledging our position in relationship to God.

In order to be able to have help carried out in a life-giving way, we need to understand a foundational concept: We are made in the likeness of God, not exactness of God.

Whether we like it or not we all need help at some point(s) in life. Which is why it is also true that we will be called upon to provide that help to others along the way.

It may seem crazy to choose to live in bondage. Nevertheless, so many people willingly find comfort and refuge in their bondage of choice. Bondage can fool you into believing all is well…

Sometimes God leaves us with more questions than answers…and that is a good thing.

Why do we bother to look back?

When we left Minnesota about 7 years ago, we knew that God was preparing us for something that we would not likely learn within the comforts of the place we called home…

I have been admonished to deliver this word today. I knew it was important when I received it again on Sunday. So much so that I preached on "What's in a Word" at chapel services this weekend (Psalm 119; 2 Timothy 3:16-17). Without posting a transcript, here are some highlights.

The dictionary says that wonder is “a feeling of surprise mingled with admiration caused by something beautiful, unexpected, unfamiliar or inexplicable”…