Earnhardt and Your “Turn 4” Pain
Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the 2001 Pepsi 400 at the same racetrack where he lost his father on the final lap of the Daytona 500.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the 2001 Pepsi 400 at the same racetrack where he lost his father on the final lap of the Daytona 500.
We are all Mephibosheth—broken, spiritually crippled, and far from the King. We are incapable of “walking” rightly before God on our own.
The problem with assumptions is that not only are we judging others wrongfully, but we are failing to go deeper with people, and God.
Generationally, Eve has been stigmatized. But she wasn’t the only guilty party dancing with the serpent’s deception in the fog of Genesis.
I climbed Mount Everest! Or 12.2% of Mount Everest. Well, not actually. But let me have this one because my body believed it.
For many, it happens every year. It’s called the Easter Hangover! It affects pastors, worship leaders, and droves of ministry volunteers.
Jesus showed up with receipts! When we feel alone in the world, Jesus has receipts proving God will never forsake us.
There’s a Barabbas insurrectionist in all of us—a spiritual rebel with a sinful tendency to revolt against a holy God.
Jesus addressed religious influencers who were masterful artists at impressing the crowds, but callously grieved God.
Cal Ripken, Jr. is a baseball legend. He was also one of my childhood heroes growing up in Baltimore. Faithfulness is about showing up consistently.