Max Lucado reminds us of the importance of forgiveness or bitterness poisons our hearts and destroys our influence.
03/15/2019 by Max Lucado
Patrick Odom uses the short letter of Paul to Philemon to remind us what is important in Christ.
09/23/2017 by Patrick D. Odum
Pay off my biggest debt, restore my most important relationship, and find real meaning and purpose for my life. Now that would be the best New Year ever.
12/31/2014 by Steve Ridgell
Rick Brown writes a beautiful story on the background of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer and a reminder that Jesus came for all of us misfits so we could know we fit in.
12/25/2014 by Rick Brown
Robyn F. Johnson shares the story of the widow and Elisha in 2 Kings 4, and she reminds us that God cares for us and provides for us, we just need to look for our little vial of olive oil and offer it to him.
08/23/2013 by Robyn F. Johnson
Rubel Shelly is talking about money and debt and solutions to it at a national and personal level.
08/02/2011 by Rubel Shelly
Patrick Odum talks about an amazing overcharge on cigarettes and reminds us of another huge debt that has gone up in smoke.
08/11/2009 by Patrick D. Odum
Sarah Stirman reflects on the holiday blues, the ending of Christmas, and the extravagance and expense of the holiday, both modern and old.
01/02/2009 by Sarah Stirman
Rubel Shelly talks about the financial crisis, or better, crises, that are afflicting our economy and housing markets and foreclosure problems and points to one age old problem -- greed.
04/03/2008 by Rubel Shelly
Despite common misconceptions, freedom is not granted by governments, nor won on a battlefield. True freedom comes from God and God alone.
07/04/2007 by Tim Archer
Rubel Shelly writes about our greatest cultural enemy in spiritual warfare, consumerism or greed.
06/28/2007 by Rubel Shelly
We are killing ourselves trying to find happiness in things and miss it because it is not found there.
02/22/2007 by Rubel Shelly
We have got to address our addiction to things, money, greed, debt, wealth, and materialism.
02/21/2006 by Rubel Shelly
Take care of our debts because when we don't it reflects poorly on the church and God's people.
09/25/2005 by Patrick D. Odum
We couldn't pay the debt of our sin, so God paid it for us in Jesus, but will we accept this gift?
12/29/2004 by Russ Lawson
We don't have to become Scrooge to be responsible at Christmas and yet still keep the meaning of the season.
12/22/2004 by Rubel Shelly
The greatest words we can hope to hear are "It's been taken care of" both in life and also for eternity.
09/09/2004 by Tom Norvell