My friend Millie is 95 years young. Born to missionary parents in China before the Communist Revolution, she’s known Jesus for a long time. Millie is vibrantly beautiful, but it’s one of her prayers, that I’ll always remember. 

Anuja Lal is a vibrant woman with dark, soft hair, dressed in a bright yellow Nepalese pant suit. She's a woman with a message. 

In world class running, they're called rabbits or pacers—they're runners who are tasked with keeping elite racers at just the right pace to set the next world record.

“You’re either growing or you’re dying.”  Those words from a famous American football coach apply to trees, marriages, businesses, and human beings.

The longer I live the more painfully obvious it becomes: This world is broken, and I am broken.

When you were a teen, do you remember your parents saying something like, "Nothing good happens after midnight?

Jesus Christ did not die so that you could live forever.

My friend Megan sat across the desk from a lawyer and signed the papers. Divorced—she was getting divorced.

Life is here today and gone tomorrow. That's what the wisest man who ever lived concluded.   

How can you forgive someone who insulted you, lied to you and humiliated you for a long time? Now those are difficult questions.