There’s so much talk today about what it takes to be a man. Gender roles in our culture are probably more confused today than they ever have been.
If there’s one thing I know about myself, it’s that I could improve on my communication skills. I don’t enjoy idle talk, which means I’m not a big fan of “girl parties.”
Some of the most vivid memories I have from my childhood are from long road trips in the car.
There’s so much talk today about what it takes to be a man. Gender roles in our culture are probably more confused today than they ever have been.
If there’s one thing I know about myself, it’s that I could improve on my communication skills. I don’t enjoy idle talk, which means I’m not a big fan of “girl parties.”
Some of the most vivid memories I have from my childhood are from long road trips in the car.
There’s so much misunderstanding in the world today about the position and role of women.
Do you know why I love this time of year? It’s football season! I love sitting down and relaxing for a few hours while I watch a game on TV.
A few months ago I stumbled across a very interesting study. The goal of the survey was to determine what the most common questions Americans were asking today, and do you know what the study found was the most asked question?
“How do I know God’s will for my life?” As a pastor, this is easily one of the most common questions I hear. In the uncertainty of the world today, people are grasping for a secure place to seek rest…the will of God.
It’s hard to believe that my yard is once again blooming with flowers and grass that is turning to a bright shade of green.
The joys of being a pastor are innumerable. But there is one joy that sits high above all others, and it is the joy of seeing a human life transformed by the presence and power of God.
Who can understand the human heart?
Recently I watched an episode of Larry King Live that featured a five-member panel made up of ministers who were there to give their thoughts on the subject of God and war.
It can be pretty convicting when we think about our own prayer lives.
In looking back over the years, I realize that I searched and worked for many things I thought would bring me happiness.
Back when my kids were younger, I was an incredible Monopoly player.
Yes, our battle is a spiritual one! And because of this, we must use the spiritual weapon of prayer.
Real faith isn’t just about words but works as well. It isn’t just about our conversations, but our conduct; not just creeds, but our deeds. In his book Visible Faith, Dr. Jack Graham helps you explore the book of James – written 2,000 years ago to Christians dealing with serious, significant troubles just like you and me today. You’ll discover how James directly addressed trials, temptations, immorality, money, speech, and justice. Visible Faith is about having a faith that saves—and springs into action!
