Laugh, It Does a Body Good
How do you laugh? Well, if you are my wife, you have a deep hard laugh that leads to a snorting sound when trying to…
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Home Alone: Things I Learn Every Time My Wife Takes a Solo-Vacation
Guys have you ever been left home alone with the kids while your wife, the kids momma, went out for the night? The weekend? How…
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F.A.M.I.L.Y. Devotions
Parents, how many of you are intimidated at the thought of leading your family in daily devotions? And just so that we are on the…
He Who Began a Good Work…
Paul pens early in his letter to the Philippians, “And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in your will…
Receiving the King’s Approval
We all love the approval and affirmation of those we love. From the “attaboy” to the standing ovation, there’s something validating about being affirmed; there’s…
God and Giving
Giving is discussed quite frequently in Christian circles. Christians are encouraged to emulate God in their giving. But where do we learn about God and giving? One of…
M.E.N.T.O.R.(ING)
I believe all leaders want to be effective. While there are many elements to being an effective leader, one in particular is mentoring. I came…
The Glory of Waiting Patiently
Confession…I’m not the most patient person on planet earth. While I have grown in my patience over the years—thanks to the help of three children—I…
How to Love Your Wife as Christ Loved the Church
This coming August will mark the twelfth anniversary for Joannie and I. Like any marriage, we have had our ups and down, highs and lows,…
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Living in the Land of OZ: Three Ways the Church Can Posture Herself in a Foreign Cultural Environment
Over the course of the last couple of years, I have been reading a plethora of books, blogs, and articles on the condition of the…
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