Perspective
95-year-old Samuel J. Seymour appeared on the game show “I’ve Got a Secret” on February 8th, 1956. Most of you have probably never heard his name, but he was present…
Remember
Looking back at the past is often looked at as a negative thing, and one of the most prominent examples of this in the Bible is Lot’s wife. Because she…
Who Do I Love?
Do you love God more than the promises He’s made to you? Are you serving God out of love and respect for him or because of the gifts, power, and blessings that come from that servanthood?
Million Dollar Question
It’s the Million Dollar question; “What are you growing into?” Essentially, what areas of your life are you taking the time to grow and develop? Are you actively nurturing the…
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What if God Never Shut the Lions’ Mouths?
“20 And when he came to the den, he cried with a lamentable voice unto Daniel: and the king spake and said to Daniel, O Daniel, servant of the living…
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Proceed To The Route
“Proceed to the route,” and it’s with those words that you probably want to throw your phone out the window. Instead, I opt for talking back to the Apple Maps…
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Wounds Into Wisdom
“Turn your wounds into wisdom” - Oprah Winfrey When I was still a young, know-it-all girl, I thought I would “gracefully” carry an old nightstand out of my room and…
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It Just Means More
“It Just Means More” is a slogan adopted by the SEC (a football conference, for all you non-sports junkies). They believe that when the SEC plays a game, no matter…
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Desire
When I was eleven years old, there was something I wanted more than anything else, and that was to play football. I was homeschooled, so it was a bit more…
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Is There Not a Cause?
“Is there not a cause?” This phrase is a famous one, but we often forget the context surrounding it--there was a literal giant in front of David when he first…