What can we learn from the fact that Elisha was plowing a field with called by God into the ministry?  For one thing, work is presented as a good, honorable, and necessary part of life.

A man or woman after God’s heart should face their responsibilities head-on, not passively push them on to the back burner.

What can we learn from the California man who got hit by the same train twice in two weeks? Let’s find out together!

Judas called himself a disciple, but in his heart he was far from Christ.  But nobody suspected a thing...

Elijah and Elisha. Together, the two prophets paint a balanced picture of God.

For most of us, God’s plan is to live a life of faithful service without much (if any) notoriety.

Married?  Thinking about it?  Here are a few suggestions I’ve learned with (maybe from?) my wife over our 34 years together.

All of us get lazy in our relationships at times.  But there’s no room for lazy in earnest love.

It is loving to presume the best of one another, and then ask questions to clarify any areas of doubt.

Our Father is willing to look past the behavior to the soul which needs to be found. Shouldn’t we be willing to do the same?