Are you a contented person? If you were to rate yourself on a happiness scale, how much percentage of the time would show you are content?
What about your legacy? What will your great-grandchildren say about you 100 years from now? You may never be close to them, and maybe they won’t be able to recall your first name years from now, but they will stand in the shade of the trees you plant. You have no idea how much influence your life will have on future generations.
God’s Holy Spirit moves in a variety of ways. Therefore, to evaluate the authenticity of spiritual events, it is helpful to review some genuine characteristics that were common in past events.
Dr. Roberto Bolli is a medical leader shining a light in his field.
An eternal hope enhances the satisfaction we get from short-term and long-term goals.
Many people think God is whatever they imagine Him to be.
It’s much more difficult to oversee a church than to run a business.
The first Christians encouraged one another by meeting together with thousands of new believers in the temple and meeting in smaller groups in homes.
How can we shift our conversations to encourage one another whether in person or online?
I’d like to caution and encourage all Christ-followers — especially those in leadership positions.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is by far the most important historical event that ever occurred. Here are six reasons why.
“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good” (Romans 12:21).
Most Americans don’t really appreciate freedom simply because we’ve never been without it.
What really matters to you?
When this world wounds you, don’t you sometimes muse, “Lord, I think I want to come home now”?
The following is an ancient, classic story. It is somewhat of a parable from yesteryear.
Someone once quipped, “Nostalgia isn’t what it used to be!” Still, while we may long for an old-fashioned Christmas, is it possible we are naively exaggerating the goodness of yesteryear?
I must brag about God’s goodness to as many people as I can!
If I were God, I would rid the world of all disappointments and sorrow. Everyone would live happily ever after.
"I'm just drained!" That phrase jumped out at me from an email I received from a discouraged pastor.
