Now What?

2571) I watched a video the other day about a man whose imprisonment lasted 38 years for a murder he did not commit. The authorities did some DNA testing and found out he was not guilty. Of course, the man was glad to get out of prison, but he faced some difficulties. What do I
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Degrees

2555) Adjustments are necessary when trying to navigate this life, and I’ve discovered that these adjustments are best when it’s a move by degrees instead of seeking huge leaps. Paul speaks of these degrees in 2 Corinthians 3:8. Here he tells us God can transform us from one degree of glory to another. These transformations
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I Was Only Joking

2541) The other day, I was watching some random videos, and an old clip from a show of yesteryear came up. I sat at my computer and laughed throughout it; smiling when it was over. As I sat there afterward, it occurred to me that humor has changed through the years. Yes, there were the
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The God of the Impossible

2540) When I was a child, I loved to hear Bible stories. As I listened, the images in my head illustrated my version of events. One such event is the crossing of the Red Sea in Exodus 14. As the Israelites exited Egypt, I could see the mobs of people, the animals loaded down, and
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Ask

2511) One skill a large percentage of my young scholars don’t have is the ability to ask for help when needed. I assume there are multiple reasons for this, but when I could guide them toward this behavior; they seemed to be less anxious about what they were working on. Kids are not the only
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Hope

2510) I hope I will get the job. I hope I can see my family soon. I hope my marriage will thrive. All these things are what most understand the word hope to mean.  Yet, these usages of the word hope don’t quite hit the mark of how it’s used in Romans 15:13. Here, Paul
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Passive Entitlement

2504) There is so much that happens in our modern world here in America, and if you look and listen closely, you can frequently see and hear the actions of others based on a sense of entitlement. I’m entitled to rage while driving. I’m entitled to spreading the “true” story of what happened. I’m entitled
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Second-Guessing

2265) Second-guessing is a habit that may not be the best option. It involves the melding of past history, and predictability of the actions and words of others involved. Some people are good at second-guessing, but it truly isn’t foolproof. In fact, if you’re fairly successful in doing so, it makes it a harder swallow
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Three Important Things

2264) If you’ve ever looked for good Christian resources for any specific things, it can be overwhelming. There are tons of books, articles and websites. There are so many, it’s easy to get lost just looking. God hasn’t set us up to be overwhelmed when it comes to how to live a godly life. In
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