Teaching Kingdom Values in a Secular Culture
In last week’s blog, I noted that long-term caregivers to those who suffer from various forms of dementia constantly struggle with uncertainty: What will I face next? How can I meet the needs of my loved one without destroying myself in the process? Why do I sometimes feel as if I am riding an emotional... Continue Reading →
Long-term caregivers to those who suffer from various forms of dementia constantly struggle with uncertainty: What will I face next? How can I meet the needs of my loved one without destroying myself in the process? Why do I sometimes feel as if I am riding an emotional roller coaster? Is it normal to feel... Continue Reading →
Even though it has often been said that a picture is worth a thousand words, seldom do I find one that encapsulates my feelings, as well as the reality of my spiritual foundation. The picture accompanying today’s blog does both: In the natural realm, I am immersed in uncertainty and feel so alone; however, God... Continue Reading →
Three days ago, while having morning devotions with Linda, I enjoyed a wonderful encounter with God. Before sharing the details, let me first discuss my tumultuous introduction to the Psalms. In my twenties, I knew that the Psalms were important because they are quoted more in the New Testament than any other Old Testament book;... Continue Reading →
Before addressing today’s topic, I am going to revisit the cardinal issue around which last week’s blog was built. My reason for doing so will soon be very apparent. In writing a second letter to a group of persons who might be prone to wander away from doctrinal integrity and moral purity during times of... Continue Reading →
The Apostle Paul, who suffered greatly while on earth, provided remarkable insight into what motivated him to continue to move forward in the midst of overwhelming adversity: That is why we never give up. Though our bodies are dying, our spirits are being renewed every day. For our present troubles are small and won’t last... Continue Reading →
During nearly four decades of pastoring, my ability to comfort those who were facing death was sometimes hindered by sincere, well-intentioned persons who insisted that we can remain healthy until God calls us home. Such a view point denies the medical reality that more often than not, death is a painful process, as well as... Continue Reading →
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