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Life’s Challenges

Our King is worth it!

Twice a year I have the privilege of dialoguing with some local teenagers about my little book Gay & God. While I try to…

Friends & Family

Commitment

When I got terribly sick recently, my wife’s commitment to me was tested to the full. She almost spent as much time in the…

Bible 101

God’s answer to darkness

How do we answer the darkness of this world? Look around you. There are murders, robberies, child abuse, and the list could go on…

Life’s Challenges

Sinners get angry quickly

Anger is not an evil emotion. Bible readers know that God occasionally gets angry and that the injustice of our world can anger those…

Life’s Challenges

Hate is a heavy weight to carry

Ruth 2:3 contains some of my favorite words from the Bible book of Ruth. The words? “As it turned out.” As it turned out,…

Living My Faith

Love others well

The Lord has a question for each of us in Psalm 82: “How long will you defend the unjust and show partiality to the…

Life’s Challenges

Just trust God

I recently read a blog that recounted a powerful scene from the Lord of the Rings. Gandalf, the good wizard, is encouraging Bilbo, his…

Life’s Challenges

The gap between you and God

In Job 38 we reach the moment we have been waiting for. In Job 1-2, God mysteriously allowed Satan to take away Job’s wealth,…

Life’s Challenges

5 ways to live for Jesus

How do you and I show the world we are people who give their hearts to God and not imposters who only give him…

Life’s Challenges

Compensation or restoration

“If you find a perfect church, don’t join it. You’d spoil it.”—Billy Graham It’s only a matter of time until the people around you…

Life’s Challenges

Beach glass brokenness

One of my favorite hobbies is hiking along the shores of Lake Michigan looking for beach glass. We have a few good beaches in…

Living My Faith

Show them love

As a customer service associate, she wasn’t that service-oriented as she silently and sullenly scanned my groceries at the checkout on New Year’s Eve….