I’ve known plenty of rich, handsome, strong men with miserable wives.

Parents have a lot of competition for their children’s time – and they’re losing.

If our service doesn’t cost us something, it really isn’t a sacrifice.

In God’s economy, the way “up” is to go “low” in humble service.

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.