Blame Shifting: It’s the Nachos’ Fault
It’s convenient for us to cast external blame for our behavior, addictions, troubles, and outcomes related to the choices we have made in life.
“Souled” Out: Loving This World Too Much
Your soul—that invisible and eternal part of you—is the most important part of who you are. Your soul is the real you. Everything else is just temporary.
Easter Devotion: God Isn’t Holding Out On You
Martha wanted healing; Jesus wanted resurrection. His plans are always so much bigger than ours. You can put truth in a grave, but it won’t stay there.
When At a Crossroads in Life, Consider…
God presented Israel with particular outcomes—blessings if they made the choice to obey Him, or outcomes of curses if they chose not to obey Him.
The Dangers of Forgetting What You’ve Been Through
Remembrance is demonstrated in obedience. If we can’t remember Him in the wilderness we will in no manner be fit to remember Him in the Promised Land.
Abiding In Him Devotional | Discipleship & Spiritual Growth | Global Church Issues | Justice Issues | Leadership & Vision
Get That Muscle Car Out of the Garage
The muscle car wasn’t defined by a garage; it found its identity in its robust design, its authority in the matchless power under the hood, and its purpose in the road for which it was made to traverse.
What Rivals Your Love for God?
“Unrivaled: Earnhardt vs. Gordon” is a new documentary that highlights the 90s rivalry between NASCAR legends Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon.
The Tragedy of Dying While Living
The Parable of the Rich Fool: Death is not the ultimate tragedy. The real tragedy is what we let die while we live. Luke 12:15-21
Los Angeles Rams Receiver: Looking to Jesus
Super Bowl: Brandin Cooks sits at his locker with his Bible. His motto: “Let us turn our eyes to Jesus so that the desire of this world may grow dim.”
Abiding In Him Devotional | Discipleship & Spiritual Growth | Faith & Theology | Life, Culture, Satire
Wisdom is Crying Out to You
We don’t need to buy into the lie that wisdom is elusive or beyond us. God has never been veiled or cryptic in His leading.