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The reason I said ‘your’ is because we all seem to interpret God slightly differently – according to our experience. I suspect I should also be asking “…what does He do?” It is vitally important that we know Who God is and what He does. I’m not asking a rhetorical question but I am defining God as […]

Memories are always personal ‘invasions’ into our now. They are sometimes fun, sometimes painful, sometimes they are reminders of how you handled a similar situation in the past. Actually you don’t necessarily control the emergence of memories – they can come unbidden. The aspect we control is what we do once the memory emerges. How

“For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds…” (1Corinthians 10:4) Since you are in a war, and you are whether or not you have engaged yourself, then you need to know what is available to you to win your war. Actually we really are quite well

I deliberately put the word in caps because it is so serious that it needs emphasis. I know that there are many in the church world who would like to mitigate the word to make Christianity more ‘popular’, but you really can’t. Sin is devastating. The current popular definition of sin is ‘missing the mark’.

You were aware that you have an enemy, yes? I don’t care how nice you are, you have an enemy who is actively involved and will use whatever devise is effective in order to see you destroyed. Actually if you are ‘nice’ you probably are a target. Your enemy doesn’t like you, never has and

If you were to write your own epitaph right now… what would you say? Would you be happy with what you’ve accomplished? Would you be pleased with who you’ve become? If someone else wrote it – how would it mesh with what you would say? Would you emphasize the same ‘things’ that someone else would?

Death is difficult to deal with. Perhaps it’s the finality that makes it so difficult or the sense of loss, the pain of separation. There also always seems to be the accompanying emotion of guilt. regardless of what you have or have not done for the person who died, you always feel you haven’t done

Have you ever had a brush with death? However, the larger question is… did it change your life? Did you make some lifestyle changes as a result of the experience? Or… after a few day, weeks, months did life revert back to what it was prior to the experience? Maybe you made some promises to

How do you define ‘quality of life’? You do need a definition, a description or how else will you know you are or are not experiencing it? Additionally, your definition may not be similar to anyone else – we all have our own definitions. Regardless, what are you doing right now to attain your quality

I wonder if we think about the cost of freedom. I know I rarely do and, like so many, take the freedoms I have for granted. There’s a kind of invincibility about us when it comes to freedom – it’s our right, it’s our heritage. No one can or ever will take it from us!