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In 2 Kings 20, Hezekiah had something to worry about – he was very sick. When Isaiah brings him news declaring the illness terminal...

Regardless of our political standing, we‘ve all witnessed many months of disunity. Candidates have been vocal...

I’d seen the red flag hoisted above the lifeguard tower, but it didn’t deter me from entering the water. Maybe it should have...

Our culture is obsessed with transformation: house fixer uppers, biggest weight losers, hair, makeup, wardrobe, body workouts, office work ethics and life coaches...

If you think about it, copying is a huge proponent of learning. Little children copy every word and behavior much to the embarrassment of their parents...

I’ve been blessed with a great father. I’ve learned countless lessons from him, but one in particular, spoke grace into my life...

Think about a story that both inspires you and intimidates you. Philippians 3:7-11 is a bit like that for me...

Paul’s statement here is quite unexpected following the lofty theological exposition found in Philippians 3:7-11...

As humans, we desire for our lives to matter. It’s a good desire and a natural one, at that. We bear the image of God and we were created...