The Bible has a lot to say about loving our neighbor. But what does it really look like to love them?

"We can't all, and some of us don't. That's all there is to it." - Eeyore

There are often stigmas surround those in our world who aren't "normal". But Jesus makes it very clear that everyone is welcome... Even the gloomy Eeyores.

One the most encouraging characters in 100 Aker Wood is Tigger (IMO). He is full of enthusiasm, always having fun-fun-fun, and often trying to get everyone to join the party of life. In some ways, Tigger is kinda like Barnabas...

Anxiety is rampant in our society. Too many people are like Piglet (at his worst). But scripture has some advice to calm our anxious hearts.

Wisdom is something that most of us are striving for. But are we searching in the right places. (And do we understand it when we get it.)

For almost 100 years, A.A. Milne has inspired us to take a walk through the peaceable world of 100 Aker Wood with Winnie the Pooh and friends. What I did not realize as a kid was that these characters have a lot to teach us about life in the Kingdom of God. Today we begin an "expotition" with this lovable characters discovering some wonderful spiritual truths along the way.

Psalm 46 encourages us to stop trying to control what we cannot control. Rather, we should trust in the God that is in control of it all.

Update on Eastern European Missions

Many Christians are content to sit on the sidelines of faith. But scripture seems to be pretty clear that Christianity is not a sideline faith. So maybe we need to get in the game.