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Depression & Anxiety

Certain comfort

Do you know what the new year holds for you? Are you certain? There’s nothing quite so uncomfortable as uncertainty. The uncertainties steal away…

Life’s Challenges

Question your “need tos”

If you’ve ever seen my Instagram page, you may be aware that I am a box-checking addict. Every year, I craft an aggressive list…

Depression & Anxiety

What if?

I’m a certified “what-iffer.” What-iffers say things like … “What if our kids make noise in church?” So they don’t go to church. “What…

Life’s Challenges

X marks the spot

There are two things that mess with my Christmas joy—the craziness out there and the craziness in here. It can be hard for me…

Bible 101

Grace makes no exceptions

A tough-looking guy once approached me in the church lobby right after a service was done. “Pastor, you wouldn’t believe the things I have…

Bible 101

It gets messy

In the last devotion, I revealed how Ehud brought God’s judgment upon evil King Eglon in Judges 3. When he plunged a sword into…

Prayer

Why we pray in Jesus’ name

There’s a powerful truth tucked away in an Old Testament chapter that’s tempting to skip or skim. In Exodus 30, God tells Moses to…

Life’s Challenges

Rest … without worry

“Ugh, look at my dining room! I need to make time to paint those dingy walls.” “You know, the bathrooms in this house are…

Depression & Anxiety

No seat for fear

“You cannot keep birds from flying over your head, but you can keep them from building a nest in your hair.”—Martin Luther Anxiety is…

Prayer

Your every word is heard

“So, Mike, why do you stink at prayer?” the radio hosts asked. We were discussing a book I cowrote with Mark Jeske whose intro…

Bible 101

When God’s commands don’t make sense

Which command of God doesn’t make sense to you?  The servants at a wedding in Cana must’ve been confused by Jesus’ command. You can…

Life’s Challenges

Enjoy the present

“I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.”—Andy Bernard, The Office  The great…