Ruth–My Favorite Short Story
A remarkable short story, the Book of Ruth may be brief, but it has a powerful message. It also gives a stunning insight into how many people choose a religion.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
A remarkable short story, the Book of Ruth may be brief, but it has a powerful message. It also gives a stunning insight into how many people choose a religion.
Even though the Book of Joel is not one of my favorite books of the Bible, the prophet Joel still has a lot to say to those of us living in the 21st century.
What can we learn from the King Solomon’s wisdom books in the Bible? When he wrote that “the heart of the wise inclines to the right,” was he talking politics?
It’s early in hurricane season, and wise coastal residents stay on alert for these mega-storms. But how do we deal with the storms that life puts in our paths?
There are few modern-day prophets that we recognize, but false prophets abound. If there’s a New Apostolic Reformation church near you, you might be surprised.
You were created by God for a specific purpose. In fact, when you became a Christian, God gave you at least one very specific spiritual gift. Are you using it?
Today, while we celebrate America’s freedom from tyranny, many of us remain slaves to a much darker force. Are we free? What does it mean to be truly free?
Prosperity theology tells us that if we have faith (and donate to Christian ministries), we will receive financial blessings. Stop! That’s a dangerous belief!
Every year on Father’s Day, we celebrate and honor the dads who raised us. But this author challenges anyone to prove that there’s a better dad than Hoot.
Why would anyone live in Alabama? Don’t all Alabama citizens sound like Forrest Gump and live in trailer parks? This author may have a different view.
Maybe it’s not fair, but bad things do happen to good people. And while it makes no sense to us, we can trust that God has a plan for our hope and future.
Mother’s Day has been bittersweet for the past four year since my mother, Sandra Jane, went to Heaven. But this year, the sadness is beginning to abate.
In light of last week’s insanity at the General Conference of the United Methodist Church, it’s time to shake the dust off of our feet and move away and onward.
Mayday! The United Methodist Church’s misguided celebration of its liberal “victory” is akin to Nero’s fiddling while Rome burned to the ground.
In the Old Testament book of Judges, when there was no king of Israel, God raised up 12 judges as leaders. Let’s pray that He does it again this November.
Is it ever ok to lie? What about half-truths or white lies? Isn’t it ok to lie if it keeps from hurting someone’s feeling? God’s answer is an emphatic “No.”
“I am the vine and you are the branches,” is a familiar scripture. What does it mean to be a part of the vine? And what does it mean to “remain” in the vine?
Music is an integral part of the worship experience, whether it’s vocal, instrumental, or pre-recorded. Some of us can’t sing, but we can make a joyful noises!
On this beautiful Easter morning, let’s not forget that this high and holy day isn’t about the rabbit or the eggs. It’s all about Jesus. He is risen indeed!
It’s Palm Sunday! Why do we happily wave Palm Branches and shout “Hosanna!” when we know what happens in 5 days? Because we also know what happens on Easter!