This is the second in a two-part series answering the question “How can I know what God wants me to do?” You’ll be able to apply the principles to virtually
Recently, I’ve become keenly aware of how many of us long for wisdom. We want to make the right decisions–we really do. Sometimes though, the choice between good and best
It’s early morning and my coffee hasn’t had time to do its thing. I’m still groggy from a fitful night’s rest. I open my Bible and start to read, but
“God, I know there’s more.” I’m guessing you, like me, have had this thought. But what’s the “more” we’re looking for? It’s surely not more stuff on our to-do list.
Last week I wrote an article for Crosswalk.com called “10 People Your Child Needs in Their Life Other Than You”. But then I got to thinking: kids aren’t the only
“Do everything without grumbling or complaining” ~Philippians 2:14~ Most everyone does it. In fact, studies show the average person does it 30 times each day. Yet, no one likes it.