Something To Think About

No one likes to be blamed or accept the blame for a mistake. Many people will go to great lengths to avoid or divert blame. But is that the Christian way to behave when we have made a mistake?

A whitewater canoe trip taught me a very valuable principle. A principle that has great meaning and when applied will help you achieve success in anything you try. What is that principle?

Reporting from Camp Lone Star, several staff members give their thoughts about what it's like to be back at camp again.

Sometimes clarity arrives in the face of danger. This episode considers an important life lesson driven home by an encounter with a wildfire.

There are many ways to learn. Some say that we learn best by experience. But is that always true?

Researchers claim that with 10,000 hours of deliberate practice, you can become an expert at almost anything. What can this teach us about living God's way of life?

What could you possibly learn from a dirty clothes hamper? Believe it or not, I learned a very valuable lesson with two components from that very item when I was a teenager.

Do you ever feel like you are always waiting? If so, what are you waiting for, and are there things you shouldn't be waiting for?

Scott Lord discusses principles that can be drawn out of the account of gathering manna that we can apply to Bible study.

In the perilous times leading up to Christ's return, time may be harder and harder to find. Do you make time to stop and smell the roses?