Several years ago I received a very sad text from a friend in another state. His 16-year-old son, their only child, had been killed in a car crash. I knew that boy meant everything to him and his wife, and his loss just crushed their world.
There is a troubling silence surrounding the recent disruption of a Sunday worship service at a church in Minnesota. That silence deserves scrutiny, not because of the personalities involved, but because of the principle at stake.
How can I know for sure that I am a Christian? The frequency of this question over the years has been staggering.
You’ve heard the concept of cause and effect; let me introduce cause and affect.
How much does it cost to know Jesus? Well, it depends.
When you visit a doctor’s office, they usually begin by checking your blood pressure. They wrap that cuff around your upper arm, and it gradually inflates until it grips you tightly.
Our home is equipped with security cameras. They beep at us when they detect anything approaching our front or back doors or the garage area.
How should we respond to blessings, trials and hardships?
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