O Death, Where is Your Victory?
Carol reflects on how death has been swallowed up in victory through Christ as she reflects a decade later on the loss of her husband. … More O Death, Where is Your Victory?
Carol reflects on how death has been swallowed up in victory through Christ as she reflects a decade later on the loss of her husband. … More O Death, Where is Your Victory?
When Muslims ask questions, God, knowing their hearts, orchestrates ways for them to find answers, by using us. … More An Answer Found
I am so thankful. This has been an amazing year, and I just want to talk about the goodness of God in my life and give him praise. What are you thankful for? … More A Year of Blessing
As he nears the end of his life, Jacob gives a blessing to his grandsons. What does it say about the God he serves? Check out this gem from Genesis 48. … More Gems from Genesis: Chapter 48
The shepherd Jacob in the presence of the king Pharaoh. Who gets the blessing? Pharaoh. Who gives it? The shepherd. … More Gems from Genesis: Chapter 47
The time vortex of changing from one things to another is a strange place to be. I’ve been there these last few days as I prepare to retire. Here are some thoughts about it. Maybe some of you can relate. … More Counting Down the Hours
Isaac was not an exceptional man, yet people still saw something unique in him–that the Lord was with him. Is it clear to others that God is with you? Think about what people see in your life. … More Gems from Genesis: Chapter 26
Abraham is dead. Two sons are left. Both are blessed. What does Genesis 25 teach us about God’s promises? He keeps them. … More Gems from Genesis: Chapter 25
Living overseas brings a new perspective to the celebration of Independence Day for most Americans. Living in Christ brings an even starker contrast to what freedom truly means. Happy … More Freedom Days
Being available to connect others is a great way God allows us to be part of the process in another’s life and spiritual journey. We can find great joy, even when it means we step back so they can step forward. … More Jars of clay, willing vessels