“He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High Shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the LORD, He is my refuge and my fortress: My God; in him will I trust.”  -Psalm 91:1-2    I once heard a story from a person who was in basic training for the Army National Guard. One of the hardest parts of their training was a night where they spent several hours rucking. This is usually a long run, sometimes lasting all night, all the while carrying backpacks

Let’s see what the most righteous man on earth said in his time when God allowed Satan to take everything away from him - even his health.  

I have compiled a small guide to safe biblical communication based on the rights and obligations we have not only as Christians, but as human beings.

What on earth is myasthenia gravis (MG)? That’s the same question I asked several months ago when my neurologist said she thought I might have it. I was still a little confused after she described it as a rare neuromuscular autoimmune disease where the body’s immune system produces autoantibodies that mistakenly block or damage acetylcholine receptors on muscle cells, disrupting the signals sent from nerves to muscles and causing weakness and rapid fatigue in voluntary muscle

It's true that our bodies were not made to last forever, but God has also created ways to keep our body, mind and soul youthful and satisfied.

Painfully, Jesus recognized that Judas’ love for money far outweighed any allegiance he had for Him.

I soon went back to working, only now a little bit happier because of the friendliness I had received from this man and his family. As I served more people, I began to think about the words the man had spoken to me… “All they wanted was the experience.”

This wasn’t just another storage unit. It was a reminder of what used to be, and what will never be again. It was a lifetime of dreams, plans, work, personality and accomplishments that tragically came to an end long before they should have.

I have seen firsthand how an overemphasis on having faith in our own faith can become destructive over time.

This year has brought with it a new normal that I’m not quite sure how to deal with other than to pray and ask God to meet me in my sadness.

That is the essence with which I choose to write today. May the Lord forgive me for the times I have done anything less.

The first thing to do when it comes to ambition—the desire to make an impact and a difference—is learn to be content.

In hindsight, I know that I should have done what I could to get his attention regardless of whether he was offended by my horn or not.

Mindfulness is essential for a life that glorifies God and isn’t shaped by evil cultural influences.

So how do we silence ourselves enough to hear His voice and allow Him to calm our minds?

Through his study of the life of Christ, MacDonald identified three lessons to be learned about how Christ managed his time.

“And she called the name of the LORD that spoke unto her, Thou God seest me:…” Genesis 16:13a   There you are, always getting passed up,...

You followed what you believed was a clear call from God to establish a ministry. You sacrificed more time and energy than any human...