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Forgetfulness

Ever feel like your mind is a cluttered desk, overflowing with sticky notes and to-do lists? We’re told the secret to a clear mind is simple: “Stop trying to remember—write it down.” But if you’re like me, you jot things down only to forget where you put the note. Even the most important things canContinue reading “Forgetfulness”

The Terms of Relationship

What if the real secret to a strong relationship with God isn’t about doing more, but about guarding what matters most? Most people assume relationships grow through big, bold actions. But what if the quiet, daily act of guarding your heart, mind, and actions is the true foundation? Let me share a story. I haveContinue reading “The Terms of Relationship”

The Faith That Saves: Can a Person Believe and Not be Saved?

There are many synonyms for faith: belief, trust, conviction, and reliance are a few of them.  In its simplest terms, faith is rooted in an object.  When we step on board a ship, we demonstrate trust in that vessel not to sink to the ocean floor.  Stepping foot on a commercial airliner is an actContinue reading “The Faith That Saves: Can a Person Believe and Not be Saved?”

God Wins! Understanding His Perfect Timing

From our limited human perspective, God’s timing can sometimes seem confusing. We live in a world marked by flaws and deception, so it’s natural to wonder: Why does He delay in setting things right? Why does He allow Satan any power at all, even for a moment? If God is all-powerful, why doesn’t He interveneContinue reading “God Wins! Understanding His Perfect Timing”

Samaritan

As believers in the resurrected Christ, our treatment toward those holding different perspectives and opinions is vital to a fruitful daily walk with the Lord.  Jesus called us to love even our enemies, a high hurdle for us to traverse.  Whether it’s an enemy, neighbor, or family member, He did not say, “Love their opinions,” or, “Love their point of view,” or, “Love their behavior,” or to “Love their sin!” He called Christ-followers to love others personally, sincerely, and sacrificially.

Foresight

And the Scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, preached the gospel beforehand to Abraham, saying, “In you shall all the nations be blessed.” (Galatians 3:8) “Son, those are hard dollars to pay back.”  That is all he said when I told him my plan.  I remember that statement like it wasContinue reading “Foresight”

Kindness

“Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.”Ephesians 4:32 “Do you know how to work one of these things?” she said to me as I rolled down my window.  “I think so,” was my reply.  Now, the pressure was on. Did I really know how to work theContinue reading “Kindness”