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Who is God?

Jesus’ favorite topic

You can’t really understand Jesus until you understand the thing that Jesus talked about the most. Do you know what that is? If your…

Living My Faith

3 steps for talking about Jesus

As a writer, I’ve often heard the advice to KISS—Keep It Simple, Stupid. So today I’m keeping it simple about a topic we tend…

Living My Faith

Firmly rooted

There are different ways to approach life. One approach is to amass power, wealth, influence, and knowledge to have an edge over others. It’s…

Living My Faith

Faith in what?

Our culture is infatuated with faith. An 80s pop song told us, “You just gotta have faith,” and Disney constantly preaches, “Just believe.” College…

Who is God?

A crash test dummy’s guide to reading the Bible

It seems to me that when a car manufacturer creates a new car model, there are two very important teams that participate in the…

Depression & Anxiety

Final words

Only two people haven’t experienced death and are physically enjoying heaven. Just two. Enoch, who walked with God right into heaven (Genesis 5:24), and…

Who is God?

Free!

The Judiciary Act of 1789 was passed by Congress and signed by President Washington, establishing the Supreme Court of the United States as a…

Life’s Challenges

Your pain has a purpose

I recently read The Problem of Pain by C. S. Lewis, and it shattered some of my old ways of thinking about life’s troubles….

Life’s Challenges

Seeing the future

Most of our stress is because of the unknown. How will the kids turn out? What will retirement look like? Will I be able…

Who is God?

See the unseen

The stars are magnificent. When it’s a crisp, clear night with twinkle-twinkly stars glowing bright, you get a glimpse of the expanse of God’s…

Life’s Challenges

Assigned reading

It feels like a grueling reading assignment. Ever had one of those?  You have to finish the book. Not by your choice. No, your…

Who is God?

So much love

Three weeks ago, I visited a woman from our church who was dying of cancer. We crowded into her bedroom—me, her daughter, her son,…