Albert McMakin and Your Legacy
Billy Graham’s legacy has reached the ends of the earth, but that story is incomplete apart from an obscure Albert McMakin.
From Faith to Faithing
Faith as a verb is “to faith,” where a growing disciple is in a continuous process of “faithing” and there are always next steps to take.
Measuring Your Days
Recognizing the brevity of one’s life will rightly fit a person according to the purpose for which they have been put here.
Meekness Isn’t Weakness
Greek war horses were “meeked” in the sense that they were trained to stay in the battle rather than flee at the sound of loud canons.
Humility Has an Expiration Date
Just as natural fruit has a shelf life, so does the fruit of the Spirit. Humility is one of those fruits, and it does have an expiration date.
Courage to Cut Off the Tail of the Lion
A powerful prayer: “God, I am powerless against this great horde that is coming against me. I don’t know what to do, but my eyes are on you.”
The House That God Built
Instead of David building a house for God, God promised to build a house for David, which became realized in the form of a perpetual dynasty.
A Blind Boy in Central Park
There was a blind boy in New York City. Every day he would sit in Central Park with a sign that read: “I am blind, anything helps.”
The Unsinkable Ship
Titanic wasn’t unsinkable. However, we do find an unsinkable boat in the Bible. Not because of its size, but because of who was on it.
Getting Past Your Past
Jesus didn’t heal a blind man just to have him crippled again by judgmental people who wanted to take swipes at his past.