The only thing more viral than this virus is, “what if?”

Our destiny with death does not leave us hopeless—at least, it shouldn’t. Our appointment with death should make us pragmatists.

Bring all that you are—skills, talents, experience, wisdom, training, personality—to the Holy Spirit to work in you, through you, and with you to realize the goal.

In God’s wisdom, he built routine, rhythm, and repetition all around us.

“Man is obviously made for thinking. Therein lies all his dignity and his merit.”

If your hope is invested in this life, and in the folks manning the helm, then you are likely making stronger and stronger drinks each evening.

Life according to this world is accompanied by a soul-sucking sound. Life in the Spirit is accompanied by the sound of a soul running over.

God doesn’t care if I come in the out or go out the in. He just wants me to pay attention and participate.

If you are outside God’s will, how far from God are you?

Staying connected with God was a trial. He was less than forthcoming.

To tear us apart would ruin us both. That is inconceivable.

Paul did NOT mean I will be able to build a rocket ship, speak Mandarin, and name all the birds in the Amazon by tomorrow.

No matter how you look at God, He’s the same—and since He is light, He casts no shadow.

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I am persnickety about what I read. Literature elevates my soul into noble ideas.

Healthy anger confronts your offender with what belongs to them, i.e. their responsibility for disrespecting you.

I wake up in the night—to noise outside, and now in my head.

But even there—there is no place ungracious enough to evade your heavenly Father’s reach.

God comes to purchase a child. The cost is $JESUS.00. He ponders this and decides it’s a good deal.

The devil can’t win. His only alternative is character assassination.