Category Archives: Seeking God
Inspected By # 1
Have you ever found an “Inspected By” tag when you bought new clothes? One day I came home with a jacket, and when I reached into the pocket to look for that little slip of paper, I was surprised when it
If You’re Going to Church Today, Be Careful of This!
After many years, I’ve finally uncovered the key to a healthy church-going experience: avoiding people. Not all people of course, but there are certain types of people you won’t see me hanging around on Sunday morning. I know it may
Is Your Life Based on the “Right” kind of Joy?!
Everyone is looking for joy. Marketing companies know this. Every commercial promises the same product: joy. Want some joy? Buy our hand cream. Want some joy? Sleep on this mattress. Want some joy? Eat at this restaurant, drive this car,
Let God Love You this Valentine’s day!
Do more than try to hang onto love. Let’s God’s love Hang on to you! God loves you! Personally. Powerfully. Passionately! God loves you with an unfailing love. And his love — if you let it — can fill you
Here’s 1 Phrase That can Transform YOUR relationships!
Of all the words we say – and wish we didn’t say – there is one phrase that can utterly transform a relationship. Say it to your parents and it can heal old, recurring wounds. Say it to your wayward
Breaking Through the Clouds Depends ON YOU Seeking and following God!
If you find that you are surrounded by dark clouds and wonder if you will ever break through, keep believing. I gazed out the window as we made our final descent. All I could see were clouds spread out in
Is God Keeping YOU Waiting?
Turn Your Season of Waiting into a Pursuit Do you ever feel that waiting on something to happen is like being stuck in time? Stuck in life? I have. But I’ve discovered that waiting on God is an active pursuit
After Thought: Where is God in the Storm?
After hurricanes, other natural disasters, and acts of terrorism, someone inevitably asks, “Where is God?” What they’re really asking is, “How can a loving God allow such horrific pain and suffering to happen?” So often columnists venture upon divine judgment
