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Persist in prayer

Have you ever had an interaction with a toddler play out like this? “Mom, can I have a fruit snack?” “Well, you already had…

Who is God?

Your (extra)ordinary Savior

Did you know that one of the most common names for Jewish boys in Jesus’ time was Jesus? I’m not making that up. Check…

Life’s Challenges

Living forgiveness

What is it? What past failure do you still feel awful about? When the memory of that horrible decision hits, it can make you…

Living My Faith

Risk factor

“I’m not judging you; I’m just sayin’ . . .” is a trendy, risk-adverse attempt to vent one’s opinion without the added bonus of…

Living My Faith

Revival!

Asbury University in Kentucky made the news a few weeks ago. After a chapel service on February 8, students stayed to sing and pray…

Living My Faith

I look good!

Sometimes my wife grimaces when I exit the bedroom in the morning. “What’s the matter? Doesn’t this match?” I ask. “Nope! Not even close!”…

Life’s Challenges

Forgiving yourself

When you’ve done wrong and it’s altered life, wrecked relationships, and can’t be undone, guilt comes. It suffocates and steals joy. Guilt presses you…

Life’s Challenges

Jesus calls the broken

Have you ever pretended you had it all together? Recently, I met a friend for coffee and, fueled by Pastor Mike’s sermons, decided to…

Living My Faith

The hurt of forgiveness heals

Just forgive and forget. Have you heard that advice? It likely developed as encouragement from people who don’t know grace.  Joseph knew grace. God’s…

Bible 101

A hole and the whole

Recently, our 16-year-old son got his first phone. (Yes, we lean slightly toward the old-school way of life. . . . We also still…

Living My Faith

Ashes, ashes, we all fall down

“Ring around the rosy, a pocketful of posies. Ashes, ashes, we all fall down!” Few people realize that this nursery rhyme dates all the…

Who is God?

Your version of God

We create our own versions of God and then point fingers of blame at these versions of God. “God let my sister die. He…