Redemptive Reconciliation
The transforming power of freedom in Christ A popular saying of the Me Generation of the Seventies went, “If you love something, set it free. If it […]
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Faith—the Simplicity of Trust
“In God we trust” is emblazoned in green ink on our American currency. This phrase became our national motto in 1956. After 9–11, it became
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Pastor: Shepherd not Sheepdog
Pastor – Be a Shepherd Not a Sheepdog If Jesus, the Good Shepherd, is our prime example as a pastor or leader and the Bible
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Stingy or Generous?
The blessing of living generously We are blessed with incredible wealth in the USA. America has tangible, measurable resources in ways that can’t be measured.
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Form-Free Prayer: How to Pray without Ceasing
Prayer Have you ever read something in the Bible and wondered how it would be possible? Perhaps there are a lot of things you have
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The Dark Side
Why the Dark Side Entices Why are we so intrigued by dark and evil themes? Think not? Look at the titles and content of what
What the World Needs Now
“What the world needs now—is love, sweet love…” is how a popular song in the mid-sixties went. It was sung by Jackie DeShannon and is still
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A Good Shepherd Loves
A Good Shepherd Loves “Love makes the world go ’round,” goes an old song. But does it? Really? You wouldn’t know that from reading and
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How to Lead Well
Four Ways to Lead Well Leadership is influence. Many authorities on leadership confirm this. But is leadership just influence? I’d say it’s a lot more
How God Speaks
How Does God Speak to Us? “If God exists, why doesn’t He make Himself known?” He has. He does, in three distinct ways. The natural,