Phil Ware takes a moment to remind us of the importance of serving those who are caregivers and holding them up as heroes and recognizing that these people are considered precious in God's Kingdom.
04/29/2021 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware challenges us to leave behind intention and move out into the world of action as we seek care for our broken world and overcome the criticism that we are uncaring hypocrites who are not willing to help
08/12/2020 by Phil Ware
Byron Ware reminds us of the vital importance of how we communicate both in the words we choose to say, not speak, and the non-verbals we use as we speak them.
08/06/2016 by Byron Ware
Phil Ware takes a moment to remind us of the importance of serving those who are caregivers and holding them up as heroes and recognizing that these people are considered precious in God's Kingdom.
11/09/2015 by Phil Ware
Ann Voskamp looks at her daughters, remembers her own journey, and reminds all women that it is God, our Father, who determines the worth of a woman, not a mirror, not the media, and not our own doubts and self-deprecations.
09/13/2014 by Ann Voskamp
Phil Ware remembers an old mentor who has gone to be with Jesus, Neil Lightfoot, and as he recalls a lesson from John 4 about real faith is also reminded about the nature of inspired truth.
01/13/2014 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly reminds us of the importance and fragile danger of communication in organizations, businesses, families, and churches because communication doesn't happen until someone hears and understands, not just when someone says something.
11/07/2013 by Rubel Shelly
Ron Rose writes about unanswered prayers and letting God find us and us having conversations with our heavenly Father.
09/11/2012 by Ron Rose
Rubel Shelly reminds us that our pedigree and genealogy doesn't make us Christian, but our discipleship does.
05/26/2012 by Rubel Shelly
Rubel Shelly reminds us that religion has to do something and not just talk about a lot of things -- it must walk the talk, practice what you preach, and put your life where your mouth is.
02/07/2011 by Rubel Shelly
Ron Rose talks about trust issues and reveals that it is a God-thing, empowered by the Holy Spirit.
04/20/2010 by Ron Rose
Phil Ware shares insights on Jesus calling Mary by name and speaking to us today.
06/11/2009 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware challenges us to leave behind intention and move out into the world of action as we seek care for our broken world and overcome the criticism that we are uncaring hypocrites who are not willing to help.
02/23/2009 by Phil Ware
Tom Norvell reminds us to guard our words by praying for speech coming out of Psalm 143
11/02/2008 by Tom Norvell
Tom Norvell challenges us to move beyond mere intellectual belief of Psalm 121 to putting it into practice everyday.
10/12/2008 by Tom Norvell
Tom Norvell makes a short and simple point about not using too many words.
09/23/2007 by Tom Norvell
Leah Adams remembers a friend who had gone to be with God and a song sung at her funeral that reminds us all the God longs to walk with us and talk with us and tell us we are his very own.
07/12/2007 by Leah Adams
Our love for the cool of the day after the hot day of work is a reminder of our need to be close to God and his desire to have us close.
10/22/2006 by Bill Sherrill
Messing up his communication with his wife, Paul learns the lesson of the importance of good communication.
10/13/2006 by Paul Faulkner
After reading the passage again, have you seen anything new, like maybe it should apply in everything you do -- the Golden Rule!
10/02/2006 by Phil Ware
Our language and speech lives on long after we do, and the Internet is a reminder of just how far and wide such things can go.
04/15/2006 by Bill Sherrill
We need to learn that there is a time to be silent.
02/13/2006 by Phil Ware
We shouldn't need many words to hear or to speak.
11/19/2005 by Mike Barres
A cowboy helps us ask ourselves whether or not we are all talk or if we walk the talk?
05/13/2005 by Alan Smith
Satan is the Father of lies and tries to get us to believe his cruel and ugly lies.
04/20/2005 by Sarah Stirman