Recently I wrote an article encouraging you that there is always time to have a personal devotional. All it takes is a little planning and
Life can become really busy, really quick. In the midst of these busy days many disciplines can be skipped. It could be anything from financial
Creation and creating is a beautiful thing. No matter if it’s a work we create from something, or if it is something God creates from nothing.
In the last article I began sharing one of the two ways I journal. Today I offer you my second technique I strive to do
“Don’t just think it, ink it.” This motivational quote can guide us in an important part of our spiritual journey, which is journaling. As with
Recently I wrote an article about my Bible reading plan where I try to read through the entire Bible as fast I can. Today I
People all the time ask me, “What is your favorite Bible reading plan?” Well, here it is, I read it. No, really, I just read the
“Don’t answer a fool according to his foolishness or you’ll be like him yourself.” (Proverbs 26:4) During my undergraduate degree one professor gave me a piece of
“A hopeful person can never be critical!” The above quote is the view many people have when they think of someone who is hopeful or
“We have this hope as an anchor for our lives, safe and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain.” (Hebrews 6:19, HCSB) Last