God knows how we forget, so he's provided visual reminders over the centuries to help us remember him, his Word, and our relationship to Christ.

Grief catches up when we find ourselves doing hard things, even when they are necessary things.

We have God's written Word in our hands but how often do we forget it and follow the wayward path? Oh, how important it is to remember God's Word.

How do we handle the reality that we're called to serve the infallible God but through association with fallible churches and organizations? It's tough but doable, because that's the way God designed it.

While we might be forgotten in this life, the Lord, who made us, loves us, and died for us, will never forget or forsake us. Remember that!

Do we really have abundant life by following Jesus? If that's the case, why are so many Christians suffering? A look at Jesus's own words will help us find the right perspective.

Jesus spoke to the disciples about forgetting his work in their lives while also telling them any suffering we endure for Christ will soon be forgotten. We can forget what's behind us for the sake of focusing on Christ today.

You have a story to tell to the church about what God is doing on the mission field. Here are a few tips from my years of reporting back to the church.

Why are our memories so quick to forget all that God has done for us? Our forgetfulness leads to doubt and worry. Remembering draws us closer to God and strengthens our faith.

What does an ancient law teach us about how we address sin in the Church today? Am I willing to throw the first stone?