I'm grieving the arrival of Fall. I'm also grieving things far less trivial. What do you do with your grief? Do you stuff it down? Think it may overwhelm you if it shows up? Let's talk about grief today. I think you may be surprised.

The last four years have brought us some powerful storms. What if greater storms are on the horizon? Is your faith tethered to the foundation that is Jesus?

Have you ever eaten something without enough salt? This is our topic on today's Monday Musing.

There are some moments in Scripture you read that feel like Jesus is wanting to make sure we are looking Him straight in the eye. The end of the Sermon on the Mount is one of those moments.

What would having an "I Must" from Jesus do for your decision making? For your social media posting? For your heart? Today, I talk about how Philly and I first heard this message and how we have brought it into our lives and our stories.

Sometimes you have to get aggressive with the enemy, just like we did with the deer and the sun.

Pause for a minute today and pay attention to your breathing, or your heart rate, or how quickly you are eating your food. Have we deceived ourselves that a frantic way of living is the new normal? If we have, we will miss the most valuable thing in this life. The voice of our Heavenly Father.

We live in such a verbal vitriolic age, having no appreciation for the damage it does or how Jesus sees it. Let's ponder those things together on this Monday morning.

In the Christian experience, rules can be so much easier. The deception in that; however, leaves our hearts exceptionally unguarded. Let's talk about that this week from a message I recently delivered in Georgia.

The deer are on a feeding frenzy in our yard. Even eating things we were told they don't eat. It reminded me of what sin can do to our hearts.