You may be surprised to learn that when David talks about walking in the valley of the shadow of death in Psalm 23, he wasn’t talking about death at all. You may be even more surprised to learn where the shadow really comes from.,
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Our days on Earth are numbered, yet their true significance lies not in how many we have, but in how we spend them. My dear friend Brent understood this well. His legacy reminds us that the true measure of a life is not to be counted in days, but in terms of service for God.
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When God doesn’t answer prayer, it feels like you’re listening to a busy signal. However, I’ve come to understand that He’s not ignoring me, but is instead teaching me how to pray more effectively.
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Choosing my grandparent name was not a responsibility I expected to have. What I ended up choosing became a constant reminder to me that I need to trust the true Supreme Benevolent Overlord.
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The 151st running of the Kentucky Derby provides a good example of the relationship between hope and waiting. Read all the way to the end for a special offer!
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Have you ever noticed that God seems to wait until the last possible minute to show up? Did you know that there are multiple instance in the Bible where He creates a huge need before taking action? Why does He do that? Are we being set up?
As a young teenager, I wanted to be a great missionary like William Carey except for one thing: I was determined to not be a young man in a hurry. Unfortunately, I had to learn the hard way that there’s something worse than being in a hurry.
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A personal psalm of thanksgivingfor deliverance.
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Most people associate the name “Ebenezer” with Dickens’ Scrooge, not with victory—but in Scripture, it marks a stone of help, a memorial of God’s dramatic rescue. Today, I raise my own Ebenezer—not for a triumph over enemies, but for a year of unemployment filled with unmistakable provision, healing, and hope. This is the story of how losing my job turned into a front-row seat to the faithfulness of God.
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We would all do well to learn how to handle criticism and personal attacks from a man who faces it constantly: Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin.
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