No One Left Out
In the early 2000s, a new acronym emerged to describe the new levels of anxiety created by social media. FOMO (the “fear of missing out”)
In the early 2000s, a new acronym emerged to describe the new levels of anxiety created by social media. FOMO (the “fear of missing out”)
Here is a link to a YouTube video that has compiled a list of amazing treasures people found by accident: https://youtu.be/HWVpPer4vtg. It is a grouping of
The pearl we have found is meant to be a source of encouragement especially in our seasons of doubt or regret. Eighteenth-century songwriter Anne Steel
The challenge of waiting for God in our lives means that we have to wait until he is finished to see what has grown in
Here is an illustration from William Barclay about the impact of our influence, recounted from H. L. Gee: An old man died, with all his
Yeast is a small ingredient that makes a big difference. In fact, it can make or break a recipe. A small amount of yeast can
In a social media culture, “likes” are paramount—and in another sense, they are also necessary in effective communication. “‘You have no “likes” in your sermons,’
A proverb is to a parable, as a trailer is to a movie. Or, to explain it further, a proverb is a concentrated statement, usually
Farming takes a lot of work. Growing takes a lot of work. The kingdom of God is like a field where a farmer planted seeds. The
Jesus used the familiar landscapes, objects, and occurrences of everyday life to describe the profound truths of the Kingdom to his disciples and the crowds