Keep gently and respectfully sharing God’s message of love, hope, and forgiveness with everyone – through you, God may draw someone to Himself!

If your home is like mine – it looks better from the outside. Walls and doors keep prying eyes out. But God sees what the neighbors don’t.

Life hurts. But the more deeply we are willing to face our disappointments, the readier we will be to turn to Christ and draw from Him the strength we need to cope.

While it may go unnoticed, genuine selflessness is always meaningful to those closest to us.

Perhaps the ones in the best position to judge if revival has taken place at Asbury are the homeless and unsaved in and around Wilmore, Kentucky.  Just my simple thoughts on a complicated topic!

We become what we study.  Eyes fixed on a subject aren’t easily moved. Fixed eyes study. Fixed eyes probe. Fixed eyes learn a great deal about their subject.

What’s your reaction to those in distress? Do you move toward them to help? Or away from them in fear?

Webster defines self-control as, “restraint exercised over one's own impulses, emotions, or desires.” It’s simple to define, but much more difficult to achieve.

Behind every stiff neck is a proud, selfish heart. It’s our pride which insists on going our own way. God not only hates pride, He humbles those who possess it (Psalm 75:1). While He may allow us to go our own way, it usually doesn’t end well.

How are you using the talents God has given you? For your glory and purposes, or for His?