Faith Fueled by Prayer

The Bible says that we are to live a life of faith (Romans 1:17). We are to “walk by faith, and not by sight,” allowing God’s Word to be our guide in every situation—good or bad (2 Corinthians 5:7). We are not alone in this, however. The “author and finisher of our faith,” Jesus, did … Continue reading Faith Fueled by Prayer

In Harmony

Attending a symphony is a beautiful experience. With a variety of instruments, stirring compositions, and eloquent melodies, we walk away feeling like we have experienced a work of art. While we sit and enjoy the music, so much more is happening than we may realize. The concert is a result of hours of practice by … Continue reading In Harmony

Humble Confidence

Many times, we may feel insecure about who we are and what we are called to do in life. We may feel like we’re not good enough to accomplish our life’s assignment. God doesn’t want us to flaunt ourselves pridefully like the world, but He also doesn’t want us to be intimidated. How do we … Continue reading Humble Confidence

Despise the Shame

One evening, my daughter and I reviewed a lesson handout from one of her children’s church classes. Two of the questions were, “What are some things Christians should do that might be embarrassing?” and “How can God help us not to be ashamed of serving Him?” Sadly, we may find things in our walk with … Continue reading Despise the Shame

Ambassadors on Assignment

As Christians, a beautiful part of our redemption is that God adopted us into His family. We are His children and citizens of Heaven. Through that adoption, He has made us heirs to His Kingdom. Our transfer from the kingdom of darkness to the Kingdom of Light was a supernatural event that could only be … Continue reading Ambassadors on Assignment

Small Beginnings

The tiny little town of Broken Bow, Nebraska may seem obscure and insignificant to some.  But for me, it holds many fond memories.  It was where I was born . . . and born again. In the summer of 1984, a young couple by the name of Mark and Lynn Roche erected a blue puppet … Continue reading Small Beginnings