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There are plenty of problems. You know the big ones. Whatever the solutions we can offer, any approach that doesn’t start with seeking God’s wisdom will be temporary if not a failure. We can also… Read More »Got Wisdom?

You’ve got problems. Some seem unsolvable. Maybe they are, by human standards. God is bigger, stronger, and smarter than anything, and He isn’t done with you. God is here. We forget. He doesn’t show up… Read More »Your Story Isn’t Over

I want to be less sensitive to criticism. Oh, it’s coming. I can’t avoid it. I’ll try to do right, but I’ll forget something. I’ll overlook someone. I’ll make an ill-advised joke. Maybe I’ll simply… Read More »The Critic

  I took a long vacation. A vacation not only of the job but of the mind. The goal? “Don’t worry.” One thing I tried not to worry about was money and work. Wait, that’s… Read More »No Worries

  Been doing the same church “routine” forever? It happens as we get old. Sorry, but you’re in a rut. “But this way works. Why change?” How about “Why not?” Nothing radical, immoral, or illegal,… Read More »Shake it Up at Church

  Mr. T had a point. Foolishness is pitiful. The problem is, like us, he’s assuming it’s somebody else. Nobody would admit to being a fool. Yet the Book of Wisdom describes foolishness at length… Read More »Pity the Fool

  I know of a man on his death bed who begged God for healing. He was spared, even given 15 more years. He was shown mercy, yet sadly, still struggled with pride. He continued… Read More »Ever Seen a Miracle?

  Got a place to live, plenty to eat, people who love you? Maybe you wish you had a nicer place, an unlimited diet, or that person hadn’t hurt you. For now, turn your thoughts… Read More »Today.

  It’s the most common question asked of recent graduates. “Now what?” It’s a reasonable question and it looks like this: “Are you getting a job?” or “Are you moving up to the next degree… Read More »Congratulations! You Just Graduated… Now What?

Ever wake up to a soft alarm? The very phrase sounds like an oxymoron. But it starts softly and slowly builds to a point where you have to act on it. You’ve got to get… Read More »A Gentle Alarm