I can genuinely say I love my life. Not only am I unusually content, I look at the future with excitement, and almost {just almost} hope that nothing changes for awhile. Maybe that’s a bit strange considering 1) I’m almost 30 and not married, 2) I live with chronic pain, and 3) I spend at least fourteen … More A Day in the Life: How I Do What I Do
Your news feed, like everyone else’s, has been bombarded with Planned Parenthood videos, school shootings, political debates, “coming out,” and all the rest. What’s the first thought that comes into your mind? By what means do you think, and by what means do you formulate a response? If they haven’t already, someone is likely to … More Your Thoughts Must Not Be
“Just tell me what I need to do, and I’ll do it.” We sure are anxious to know how to live our lives. At least that’s the way it seems. How many times have you listened to a message which had no concluding words of application? It’s as though the speaker knows we won’t be satisfied until … More Before We Live Accordingly
One year ago today, I began an experiment. Plan: Convert my Scripture-study love into words so that others become infected with joy. Step 1: Create a blog. Step 2: Post twice a week. Result: If people read it, maybe they’ll be encouraged and equipped to saturate themselves with Scripture. If people don’t read it, I’ll still … More One Year Ago {giveaways}
If you are reading this sentence, you are in the minority. Most became immediately disinterested when they noticed the title. If they noticed it. Of all the things to read online, who’s going to read a post entitled, “I Love to Read the Bible”? First, it sounds boring. Second, it must be a lie. Third, if it … More I love to read the Bible
Journey of the Word 