Movies may give us heroes who can save the day, but in real life, only Jesus can do the impossible — because man cannot save himself

God may allow more than we can handle on our own—but never more than we can handle with Him.

As we honor those who died for our country this Memorial Day, let’s also remember Jesus, who gave His life for our eternity—because freedom always comes at a cost.

Just like poor physical vision needs correction, our spiritual vision must be balanced—faithfully focused on both today’s responsibilities and eternity’s reward.

Sometimes we rush the aisle and try to move forward before God opens the door, but true readiness means trusting His timing and being faithful while we wait.

Sharing the Gospel is like a sales call. We don’t chase commission, but we follow the Great Commission, staying faithful to plant and water as God leads others to grow.

Ever think your phone was charging only to learn you weren't truly connected? Make sure you're more than close to God (ie, doing religious things). We need true connection.

My wife and I are celebrating our anniversary. Here's what I wish I knew 24 years ago.

Jesus told His disciples that they were more than servants or followers. They were His friends to whom He had revealed everything (John 15:15). Likewise, He has revealed everything we can handle and considers us friends for whom He was willing to die (John 15:13).

It's hard for a man to fully accept acceptance until he is fully known.