Feeling isolated and alone in ministry? You are not forgotten nor alone.

Genesis 33 has an unlikely hero. His name is Esau. If that has you curious, read this post.

What is required for a person to go completely against the tide of common thought and practice? Faith. That's what Noah had. But not just any faith, faith in a sovereign God.

There are times we need to meet and wrestle with God before we can meet and be reconciled to our brother. Jacob found this to be true in Genesis 32.

What do you do when it's really too hot to cook? Here are a few suggestions from my time overseas.

When trouble comes in your life, do you hear God speak? Jacob did. Not only did he hear God speak but he obeyed him as well. Will you do the same?

While emotions are a part of life, they can get in the way of our ability to obey God and live by his Word. What makes the difference? Resolve.

God's hand is all over the story of Rachel and Leah. He's active even when they're competing for his and their husband's favor, but are they satisfied? What can we learn from their story? Read Genesis 30 and find out.

Short-term mission trips are crucial for developing long-term careers in service. Though they can be messy to organize, they are worth the investment.

Jacob arrives to the land of his uncle, and there he finds his gem. Rachel will prove to be a costly one indeed.