The prophet Haggai and the writer of Hebrews make a connection with all the shaking that’s happening in our world today. However, there is a final shaking to come. At that point, there’s no turning back. Choose Christ before it’s too late. … More Learning from the Past: Forty-Six
Being thankful makes an impact for the cause of Christ, not just in our annual celebrations but in our daily words and attitude. … More The Power of a Thankful Heart
What does the righteousness imparted to us by Christ do? It helps us to live by faith and not by sight. God spoke this truth to Habakkuk and he speaks the same to us today. … More Learning from the Past: Forty-Five
Is anything certain in this world today? How do we function with such uncertainty? By His grace. … More Gracious Uncertainty
Words God gave through the prophet Amos would be used hundreds of years later to solve a conflict. God’s Word can be used to do the same today. … More Learning from the Past: Forty-Four
How do American elections affect our work among the nations? Does God really care about our votes? Whatever your answer, we need to pray and seek wisdom and discernment in all matters political. … More Being an American Missionary in a Presidential Election Year
An minor prophet and insignificant deacon both had strong words to say to some big audiences. Amos and Stephen were both God’s men for their times and were faithful to stand firm, despite the consequences. … More Learning from the Past: Forty-Three
Feeling overwhelmed by all the things life is throwing your way? What do we do with the troubles of this world? Take it to the Lord in prayer. … More Prayers All Over the Place
The second chapter of Joel provides the connection Peter used to deliver a clear gospel message to the crowd at Pentecost. All who call on the name of the Lord will be saved. The Spirit is the proof. … More Learning from the Past: Forty-Two
I’m sharing a chapter from my new book, When Serving Gets Tough. Do you struggle with the evil of this world? It’s understandable. Thankfully, God helps us with our questions. … More Why Is There So Much Evil?