Olive Oil Coffee and The Gospel
I am presently drinking a cup of olive oil coffee. I wanted to taste it for myself now that Starbucks is launching the product in Italy. What does that have to do with the Gospel?
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Abiding In Him Devotional, Leadership & Vision
Aunt Mary and The Goodness of God
Mary Dobkin (Aunt Mary) was the crippled immigrant woman who coached and guided thousands of Baltimore’s poorest children.
Abiding In Him Devotional, Leadership & Vision
God of The Hills and The Valleys
It was the quickest overtime game in NFL history. In January of 2012, Tim Tebow connected with Demaryius Thomas for an 80-yard touchdown
Abiding In Him Devotional, Leadership & Vision
What Have You Been Asking From God?
It was in a dream by night that the Lord appeared to Solomon at Gibeon saying, “Ask what I shall give you.” Solomon asked for wisdom.
Abiding In Him Devotional, Leadership & Vision
Whose Corner Do You Need To Be In Right Now?
In humility, whose interests do you need to look out for this week? Whose corner do you need to stand in this week?
Abiding In Him Devotional, Leadership & Vision
A Leader Without a Title
“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” A Leader Without a Title.
Self-Righteous, and Mercy Deficient
Jonah was self-righteous, bitter, and lacking in mercy and compassion. The stubborn prophet had to learn a hard lesson about grace.
The Sign of Jonah, Jesus’ Resurrection
The Sign of Jonah: Jonah was hurled into the sea to appease the wrath of God. Jesus appeased the wrath of God on the cross for our sins.
Making God in Our Image
“What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us,” wrote A.W. Tozer.
The God of Second Chances
They called him “Wrong Way” Roy. His gaffe on New Year’s Day, 1929, is often cited as the worst blunder in college football history.