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Does the Bible really permit us to "mind our own business?" What do we get wrong when we avoid involvement?
The stress of ministry can unseat a pastor. There's a way to put out the fire before burnout happens. There's also a way to heal the burn wounds.
If you're "paying" attention to the wrong things, you're spending rather than investing your time. Here's some thoughts on why your attention span is better than you think.
When we pray earnestly for people’s hearts to turn to God, we know we are praying prayers that God loves to answer.
The following post is my notes from a sermon I preached last year called “Good Grief, Christmas.” If you’d rather listen/watch it, you can do so here: Last week we looked through the eyes of a senior adult at Jesus.…
Our annual Christmas card and letter features grace, grief, birth, and travels.
This post is an invitation to this year's "Slow Down Christmas Project." Sign up for a subscription and get a daily email that will encourage you to intentionally embrace Christmas in faith and joy.
There's a way to be "ready" for Christmas even when the holiday details are undone.
This Thanksgiving, I remembered God’s promise of “more.” I had no idea how He would work, but I now see that He was faithful beyond expectation. He is still at work. Happy Thanksgiving!
