Lead Me to the Rock that is Higher than I
As we go from one rocky crest to another, we discover that we get a clearer view of the glory of God, which motivates us onward.
Train up a child
Are we training our children in the way they should go? If we are, there will be demonstratable outcomes.
What are you doing here?
Often, God asks us questions not to get more information; the Lord has all he needs. He asks us questions to give us the information that we need.
Formed below the surface
Have you ever felt like you were under tremendous pressure, or buried so deep in life that no one can see your efforts to serve God? Perhaps a great work is happening below the surface, and God is forming you into something more valuable than you know.
The least among us
If we’re honest, we typically do not treat “the least among us” well; perhaps our problem is we are failing to see them as God does.
Releasing new generational leaders
Most leaders in churches and Christian ministries stay on for too long, which leaves little room for new generational leaders. How can we equip the next generation?
Me or we?
Are we living as individuals, or as part of a community? It can be easy to seek God as a solo-mission, but doing so can lead us to miss His blessings.
Transformed into the likeness of Christ
Have you ever wondered why Jesus said on the Cross, “it is finished”, yet Paul said in his Epistle to the Philippians, “work out your salvation in fear and trembling?”
A simple theology of the Cross will answer this question.
Things are Going to Get Better
When hardship hits, we can be afraid of what is ahead; fortunately, things are going to get better because we are more valuable to God than a flock of sparrows.
Childlike faith
It can be easy for us to think only adults can understand spiritual things; how might Jesus’s invitation for the children to come to him challenge that belief?