Let's face it. As long as you and I are stuck in our earthly skins, camping here in our earthly tents, we are in the world.

It’s occurred to me this way of approaching my daily life has a deeper problem than not looking at my lists once I create them.

We need to be willing to take time out of our life to strengthen our faith to a degree beyond simply believing in God and his presence.

We are so used to living our lives looking forward, we give little, if any thought, to what the end of our story will be, looking back.

At first glance, there doesn’t appear to be any “wriggle room.” When the Son of God says “judge not,” we better not judge

The Lord still provides abundantly for his people out of his unlimited riches.

The strong light of the Lord’s presence casts the shadows behind us.

Have you ever taken the idea that God is with us to heart?

When God came as a baby in a manger, and 33 years later died on a cross for us, he gave us hope to the nth power.

As the team comes first in sports, God must be first in our lives.

Praying to God is easier than calling into a radio talk show. You simply raise your heart’s voice to God and express your feelings.

How you live your life and your faith, day in and day out, will be a significant factor in how you will “live your death.”

What if I told you gossip does have some social and psychological value? That seems to fly in the face of everything we have been told.

As someone made in the image of God, you have the power to influence yourself and the world around you by your choices and actions.

I remembered that no one, no not one of us, is worthy to be used by the Lord, especially me.

Forgiveness is a solo act before God. Reconciliation is a coming together.

When you manage your time, you are managing yourself, maximizing the gift of life God has given you.

Watching the road. This living in the moment is what is called mindfulness, even when we have short- and long-term goals.

The Lord knows exactly what we need to do fulfill our God-given purpose.

Think of God the Father as the "great psychologist."