Recently I purchased a Fitbit (Inspire 2 model) as part of my overall wellness strategy to pursue excellence in physical health in a disciplined way as I age.
It’s a fabulous bit of technology that is …
In this traditional season of Thanksgiving, when a second wave of the Corona pandemic is knocking at our door. When troubles multiply and anxieties pervade…let us take heart from these words of notorious hope from …
In his compelling book, The Call, author Os Guinness reminds us that at some point every one of us confronts the question,
“How do I find and fulfill the central purpose of my life?”
Sometimes, in our …
In A Guide to Prayer for All Who Seek God, Rueben P Job writes the following devotional which reminds us that like Zechariah, we are filled with questions that test our beliefs. How should we …
Where does the courage come from to relinquish our ego when we are confronted with the perilous choice to protect our personal safety, security, and pleasure, or die to ourselves in service to God and …
God’s first words to humankind are the most consequential ever authored. They reset our spiritual gyroscope, help us understand our place and purpose in the universe, and show us “how we then should live.”
They have …
I wandered into my local bookstore and came across “The History of the Church,” a translation of the seminal work by Eusebius of Caesarea, written in the 300’s.
The early arc of church history chronicled by …
You never know what discovery awaits when you start turning the pages of a book written by a gifted Christian author.
It’s inevitable you will come across a turn of phrase, or a lengthy quotation, that …
The first time I heard someone quote Matthew 11:27-28 from Eugene Peterson’s The Message, it stopped me dead in my tracks.
I’m continually drawn to this passage because of the refreshing language it uses to remind …
