Who is God and how can we connect with Him?
Bethlehem had many stables scattered around town the day Mary and Joseph arrived, each with its own manger or two. While most of those mangers were filled with hay, one cradled a baby. Why did God arrange for the one …
I’m offering a sale price on my 1st edition between now and January 1st. If you haven’t gotten your copy yet, now’s the time. If you’ve already found it a blessing, think about sharing it with family and friends. A …
Sometimes our labor feels out of proportion to the harvest we reap. Paul and Silas would know about that. In Acts 16, they had big plans to take the Gospel from present day Turkey to Asia. But when they asked …
by guest blogger JoAnne Meckstroth It was the first day of Passover. As was my habit, I symbolically smeared oil on my doorpost and prayed protection over my family and nation. Then I turned my thoughts to Pentecost and prayed …
Songs about counting blessings can sound patently glib. Yet there’s a lot of truth to their advice. When trouble comes, counting can become a weapon. Jesus warned us in John 16:33 to expect tribulations, so we don’t often have a …
