Recently, I heard of a woman who was seeking emotional healing. One thing she was dealing with was excessive anger. But, the root of the anger was an abortion she had when she was younger. As she dealt with her abortion, she was invited ask God where He had been. …
Throughout history, people have come in contact with things they don’t understand. Sometimes is natural phenomena, sometimes it’s political ideas, sometimes scientific explorations. But, usually, the initial response is often one of complete ignorance. Ignorance is then often replaced with skepticism the moment a few things are “learned” of it. …
Butch is now reading the book I wrote about earlier, Dealing with the Praise and Rejection of Man. It has provoked a certain amount of discussion as we process what we are reading. I’ve been chewing on it quite a bit in the last weeks. I’d gotten to the place …
There are times in a relationship when something happens or is said/unsaid that leaves one feeling like the other is thinking or believing something about you that is unsettling. Finally, because you value the friendship, you work up the courage to lay it on the table. It’s a vulnerable place …
One of the most selfish questions recorded in Scripture is, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” It was asked, not for greater understanding, but to be released from any responsibility of caring for the welfare of another. It continues to be asked rhetorically for generations though it takes various forms. Consider …