Today is the Wednesday after Easter. Did you go to church like most everyone else?
I did, and boy am I paying for it! I preached a barnstormer of a sermon on S...
In today’s society, the church has seemed to become weak and content with cotton-candy sermonettes that focus on “my” dreams and goals. It is as though we are h...
During a magazine contest in 1892, the words to what we now know as our Pledge of Allegiance were first published. In 1942, the Pledge was officially adopted in...
It has been a rollercoaster month for many in the Christian community with the news of the abuse within the Southern Baptist Convention—along with the firing of...
Not everything that bothers or annoys us needs to be forgiven. Forgiveness is only for moral offenses. When we try to use forgiveness as the method to resolve r...
Feeling a little meaningless right now and want to get in touch with your “spiritual side?” Tried Buddhism, meditation, and everything short of hiking to Tibet?...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh try to communicate the importance of communication. In marriage, if we cannot communicate, then everything is going to be a cha...
Deep love never ends suddenly. It is a gradual process of a breakdown in communication, a sense of not being valued, of feeling unappreciated, unloved and unlov...
This is the generation of multi—hold on a second, I need to check this notification—wait, another email—okay, where was I? Oh, yeah, multitasking. It is someth...
Think about healthy relationships with people; these relationships aren’t healthy because they follow certain rules (as if the rules were the reason), but livin...
For better or worse our bodies are remarkably adaptive. When we abuse our bodies, through over-eating or restriction, our body adapts to the “new normal” we inf...
Why "weeping for Spurgeon?"
Charles Haddon Spurgeon was, and still remains, a very influential preacher, theologian, and pastor who experienced phenomenal su...
