Journeying to the heart of what is true
Thursday was a busy day. I was going to stop for gas on my way to Bible study, but I had to run home and get a couple of emails out so I was running late. I left Bible study early to make it to weight training. On my way the needle on my gas gauge bounced back [...]
Strong relationships are built on strong communication. This is true of our relationship with God as well.
Jesus invites us to cross over from death to life. Whatever it is you struggle with, addiction, disease, depression of other afflictions of this fallen world, the path to life is as simple as taking the single step to follow Jesus.
Here are 6 amazing things I learned about the Shroud of Turin from NC's resident experts, a distinguished physician and nuclear engineer.
Has any time or season of suffering caused you to question or doubt God? When this question was raised in my Bible study group it elicited powerful responses, stories of Cancer. Addiction. Murder. Depression. Suicide. Death. Rejection. Pain. Sadness. My group is a pretty typical cross-section of American women who seem to have suffered extraordinary pain, but is such adversity really [...]
“Why do you call me good? No one is good except God alone." Mark 10: 18 I've always found Jesus' response to the rich young ruler to be a bit troubling. Jesus wasn't good? Then what chance have I got? If I'm being truthful I like to think of myself as pretty good, a B+ [...]
Having your children home for the holidays is an earthly analogy for God's desire to reconcile all to Himself.
Junk has a way of piling up in your heart just like it does in your home...especially if you're not vigilant. For awhile you can keep your eyes on the clean spaces. But eventually there is nowhere else to look; that's when it's time for a little soul cleaning.
If you are called to parent a prodigal what lessons can you learn from the wise father?
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