If we confess Jesus as Lord, is He practical lord of our lives? Who sets the schedule? Are we lord or is He?

When Joseph found out Jesus was coming, he probably has a lot of work to do. Affairs to put in order, finances to rearrange, priorities to reorder. Which makes me think we should be doing the same thing. Because Jesus is coming.

We celebrate Christmas with presents and lights and trees. Everyone likes Christmas. It's a beacon of hope and joy. But why? Why is this birth so important?

"What is this Give to Caesar thing about? Why? Who? What? What?" Maybe we should focus a bit more on the part we need to give to God. Huh? How about that?

If you are thinking that it doesn't apply to you, that may be the exact kind of prideful self elevating attitude that needs a rebuking. Step on in.

A look at thanks and gratitude through the Bible and how to be more thankful in our everyday lives,

Does Jesus have the authority to do the things He does? Who sent Him?

There are two related lessons in this one story about a Figless Tree. Why did Jesus curse the tree and How did He?

Jesus cleaned the temple in His time. But now we are the temple of God, and it falls to us to clean it. So, how is the clutter?

How complicated do we make serving God? I think we would serve better if we followed some good biblical examples.