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Bible 101

Sin is sin

What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever had to do?  For Ehud in Judges 3, the answer would have been obvious.  Ehud brought tribute to…

Friends & Family

Who needs help?

Have you ever read the book of Judges? It’s a fascinating read full of unlikely heroes. That’s what a judge is in this Bible…

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…

Living My Faith

Don’t be afraid to repent

Has fear ever driven your repentance by thinking, “I need to repent to be forgiven?” As Christians, we don’t repent to be forgiven. We…

Living My Faith

The mouse that roared

One summer, my family and I were enjoying a bonfire. My son was holding our puppy’s leash when a tiny mouse scurried out of…

Who is God?

Slow patience

“The Lord is … patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance” (2 Peter 3:9). When God allows…

Life’s Challenges

Give up!

Most motivational speakers will encourage you never to give up, to hang in there and fight. May I suggest that plenty of things in…

Living My Faith

Don’t hide

Tullian Tchividjian is Billy Graham’s grandson and a well-known pastor who loves to preach about God’s unlimited grace. In 2015 he stepped down after…

Bible 101

Sin is a sickness that Jesus can cure

The Christian church should be the most offensive and most beautiful place in our culture. In reply to the Pharisees who were offended that…

Life’s Challenges

Let go of regret

In her book 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do, Amy Morin lists how someone can get stuck in their past: You wish you…

Living My Faith

The tension of being Christ(ian)

If you think about it, the Pharisees asked a fair question as they observed Jesus feasting in the home of Matthew the tax collector:…

Life’s Challenges

A final assignment

As a former college theater professor, wanting my students to succeed was a double-edged sword. One side hoped they would fulfill their dreams. The…