The Farmer And His Field
Our dependence on God shows the relationship we have with him. In the movie Gladiator, Maximus, though he is at first a general
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Concentration
Have you ever heard the saying that concentration breeds conformity? When you concentrate on something long enough, you begin to
Breathing Again
Have you ever almost drowned or known someone who has been in that position? It’s a pretty frightening scenario to be in.
The Perfect Place to Hide
Social media has become the photo album of the day, highlighting everyone’s best times and memories
The Tyranny of the Urgent
In the 1960s, Charles Hummel wrote a small pamphlet that became widely used in business networks. It was entitled The Tyranny of the Urgent
What We Deserve
We do not live in a culture that elevates self-denial. Most often we are told we “deserve” to indulge, to be happy, to put ourselves first.
Can You Hear Me Now?
Do you remember the Verizon guy who switched to Sprint , who was always asking the person on the other end of the phone
Divine Work of Art
In The Problem of Pain, C. S. Lewis writes of how pain can refine us and how though we would wish for it less, yet it creates a work of art
Collateral Damage
In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Edmund Pevensie allows jealousy and anger to bring him to betray his siblings
Believing The Unseen
Do you believe in Santa Claus? While the idea of Santa can seem strange for a discussion about Jesus it brings up a good
Imitations
In our highly processed food society, it is easy to find goods that are cheap, fast, and lack any nutritional substance.
Like A Boss
True leadership is servant-leadership. Have you ever noticed a boss fulfilling a “small” task when no one else was
Handle With Care
In battle, an unskilled swordsman runs the risk not only of injuring himself with his own blade but of injuring his comrade
The Infinite Gap
It is thinking that salvation is a human action that causes all our problems. In every decade and every century of history