There is an interesting passage in the book of 1 Kings about the true voice of God, a man of God, and a prophet. It was the in time of the divided kingdom, Jeroboam was the first king of the northern nation of Israel after the people had revolted against Solomon’s successor, Rehoboam (over taxes . . . Go figure.) (1 Kings 12:6-17)

You hear people often say, “I’m spiritual, not religious.” What does it mean? Nothing. That is a completely useless collection of words.

As I looked over my Facebook feed for the first time in 2016, I saw a number with good intentions and many with much self-determination. Advice on how to make your goals, “set your intentions,” and make this first day of 2016 the first day of a new you.

Many in God's church are praying for revival, but what does that really look like? How should we approach it and what does it really mean?

Christians have many Easter traditions such as Ash Wednesdays, Good Friday, Maundy Thursday and Easter Eggs. Where did these traditions come from and what is their root?

Jehovah Nissi, The Lord is my Banner means: he is over us, he protects us, and he will bring us through. This is true both in the little situations as well as in the details of our every day lives.

Do you know what today is?  It is the day of Pentecost.  The anniversary of the beginning of the church and the day the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples waiting for commissioning in Jerusalem.

Are there certain smells that you associate with specific people? The smell of Old Spice always reminds me of my dad. He wore it for years and it was one of my go-to gifts for him for a long time. Peppermint reminds me of my grandma because she would always give us a peppermint lozenge when she had her coffee. It was a special thing.

Do we limit God through our prayers? Are we missing out by asking him to "just" do this when he has so much more for us?

Do you know when you hear God's voice? Can you tell the difference between God's voice, your own thoughts or something else? Have you been wrong?