Sometimes, when we focus too much on ourselves, we miss what God is up to.
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I prefer flying over driving to a destination because it saves time.
In this familiar passage, Jesus tells the story of a young man who demanded his inheritance early.
Yesterday, we reflected on the parable of the lost sheep, where Jesus challenged the Pharisees’ view of who is worthy of God’s care.
Jesus often challenged the way people categorized and evaluated one another.
In our modern world, we’ve developed sophisticated security systems – Ring cameras, alarm systems, reinforced safes, and encrypted digital protection.
Do you know someone who seems to have everything figured out? I think of Pastor Mike in that way.
In Philippians, Paul reflects on the value of his past accomplishments and rituals, yet he ultimately counts them all as loss in comparison to knowing Christ.
Every time I read Psalm 27:1-3, I am reminded of the story of John Wesley, particularly during his voyage back from Georgia.
Growing up in a small rural town in Arkansas, my family always attended church.