Because bitterness is a sin, we can often forget that it is precipitated by being sinned against (here I am assuming the bitterness is in regards to a legitimat...
Psalm 42
To the choirmaster. A maskil of the sons of Korah.
As a deer pants for flowing streams, so pants my soul for you, O God.
My soul thirsts for...
In this episode, Josh and Debbie team up with Dr. Barbara Lowe-Suave to talk about mental health. Mental health can be an area that is often overlooked when it ...
Have you ever tried to convince someone they were lying and they genuinely did not believe you? This may be because their definition of lying was reduced to, “...
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...
My mama, Vera, has advanced Alzheimer’s. The doctor recently confirmed my suspicion that she also has Parkinson’s. This means Momma deals with a great deal of c...
Read Psalm 139. First read verses 14-16 and then read the entirety of the Psalm. God has a very different relationship with your body than you do. God sees your...
Matt Keller, author of The Up the Middle Church, blogged on the subject of "margin drains." He identified four deadly margin drains:
1. Violating the...
We are often poor listeners because we think of listening as merely hearing and retaining information. In a day of information overload, the significance of lis...
What does it mean to be “emotionally mature?” To some it would mean being stoic – having mastery of your emotions so that you felt only what you wanted to when ...
Burnout is never caused by a single area of life. Burnout is a function of our total life management. One area of life cannot get out of order without overt cho...
