Throughout the day and night, we live in a continually connected world. … One of the recurring news stories has much to do with the economy. …

Unity is a heavy topic these days. It might be defined as the state of being of one spirit, goal, or purpose; a whole that is a combination of parts. Whether it be in politics where there is little togetherness shown, or in various…

Some might prefer an acrostic of unity’s descriptors, but instead, I’d like to share an acrostic of “unity” in what it is NOT. These terms, which are often mistaken as building blocks to unity…

As I sit and think about the two words STRONGER and UNITY, I contemplate how they really go hand in hand. Unity is not always easy, but it is something that is echoed in scripture time and time again and the unified body of Christ will always grow and become stronger.  …

Unity can be difficult even in a friendly environment. … But what about those environments where we’re not all following the King? … Pursuing unity where the boss has it out for “church people”…

We are living in a day and age where conflict abounds. We witness conflict between political parties at federal, state, and local levels of government. Conflict is growing between nations with differing ideology. It is easy to see how conflicted people are at…

Has there ever been a time in your life where it feels like everything has been taken away from you? Where the road ahead of you is dark, and you feel like you are wandering around aimlessly? Have you ever had to stop, fall on your knees…

It never occurred to me when I was in the trenches of raising my own children that one day I would have the blessing of becoming a grandma. I guess I didn’t dwell on the thought of it as I was wrapped up in raising children and relying on my own mom and grandma to help me survive the “parenting” stages of toddlers and teens. But…

How can something be stronger if it’s simultaneously inexpressible? Wouldn’t that mean it’s ethereal, not definable, elusive? Stone is the first strong thing that comes to mind and it’s definite. Vapor is undefinable and vanishes at the slightest breath; it’s weak. … When I don’t know what to say, The Word will say it infinitely better. There’s one verse in the New Testament about prayer that always confuses, beckons, befuddles and captures me – Romans 8.26.

So, how’s your prayer life? Right on target where it should be? Needs some work? Or are you thinking – prayer life, what’s that???  Since I asked you about your prayer life, I guess it is only fair that I share mine. Honestly …

Nearly twenty years ago I had the opportunity to go see the Giant Sequoia trees in California at Sequoia National Park. I vividly remember walking below these giant trees, standing in awe of how incredibly imposing they were as they towered above me.

There is an immeasurable source of power available to the Church of Jesus Christ! It is the personal and corporate prayers of its people. …

“Prayer is something deeper than words. It is present in the soul before it has been formulated in words. And it abides in the soul after the last words of prayer have passed over our lips.” ~Ole Hallesby

“This was his eternal plan, which he carried out …

Prayer. It’s woven throughout my day and life. It might be said out loud, whispered, or even breathed. God strengthens me when I approach the throne on behalf of others and myself. Prayer is a conversation with God…

n various corners of the globe, God is moving with indescribable power because His people are moving to Him in prevailing prayer.. Yet can the same be said for the Church in America? … We can – and must – experience stronger prayer. Think of it this way. Anorexia …

Our Lord is not random—he is purposeful. Isaiah 55:11 says His word goes out and that it does not return empty—it accomplishes His purposes. Psalms 57:2 and 138:8 remind me that he fulfills His purpose in me. He gives each of us purpose and …

Many years ago, I was encouraged to go on a weekend called The Walk to Emmaus. I knew that this Emmaus Walk had something to do with providing churches with servant leaders. Honestly, my attitude was not the best going in. …

When I first began my elementary teaching career, my school wisely assigned an older, experienced teacher to mentor me during my first year. I still recall her wise advice: “If you do not have a purpose and plan for each class session, your students will make one for you …