Recently I have been studying Ephesians 6:10-18. In this text the Apostle Paul uses the metaphor of a Roman soldier’s armor to communicate to us how to prepare for the
I have the privilege of reading an advance copy of a new book written by one of my former pastors. While, at the moment, I am not at the liberty
I routinely send inspirational or motivational quotes to those I coach. Recently, I sent one that resonated more than most others. It was a quote from www.ashepherdsheart.org that said “Someone,
“That looks fun, but I could never do it.” How many times have you whispered this to yourself? I started playing guitar and writing songs in college. I never recall
We often hear of the importance of being prepared: for emergencies, rainy days, and many other difficult and unexpected situations – “like the ants preparing for winter” I often heard
Why is it that, for most of us, it is easier to dwell on what is wrong instead of focusing on what is right, on what we don’t have instead
There’s an old saying about playing with the hand you’re dealt. There is a lot of wisdom in that because, to borrow from another colloquialism “the grass on the other
