The inspiration behind “Little Prayers in Boots” came from watching my boys play outside this summer and realizing how many sacred moments hide inside the everyday ones.

No matter how hard we try to resist, both gravity and sin have their desired influence on us and it is impossible to escape them on our own.

We were never meant to chase the crowd. We were meant to follow Christ. And, sometimes that means walking the narrow road when everyone else is headed the other way.

Scripture makes it clear that human affection can be fragile, but the friendship of Christ never fails. Romans 5:8 proclaims, “But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” His love is neither conditional nor fleeting—it is sacrificial, enduring, and absolute.

I once heard a saying, and I wish I could cite the person for credit, from whom I heard it, but I do not remember who said it. I just know that it touched my heart and stuck with me. The saying goes: “You should tell everyone that you meet about Jesus, and sometimes you should use words.”

Sunday School, even for adults, is a wonderful blessing and a great opportunity for us all to come together in fellowship, to study the word of God and grow our relationship with Jesus. All too often, for various reasons, many of us miss out on this blessing. We wake up too late, the kids are a struggle to get ready, or any number of other things of life that cause us to not be able to make it to church an hour earlier. The reality is that we all make time for the things in l

How sad is it when once strong, loving relationships are strained and fall apart? It’s a difficult question to answer in a quantitative...

Regardless of the differences, each church should ensure that the basics of Christianity are taught.

Jesus demonstrated His love for you on the cross, how are you demonstrating your love for Him?

Jesus chose to experience unimaginable pain and suffering for us

I suppose that many of us, who have suffered great tragedy, have questioned God. Perhaps some of us have even blamed God for our suffering.

“Why am I suffering?” What a profound question. Have you ever asked yourself or God that question?

We, who proclaim Jesus as our Lord and Saviour must stop “playing church” so we can start being the Church.

Have you ever experienced a tragedy in your life and asked WHY? Why me, Lord, why my wife, why my husband, why my child, etc…?

We are living in despairing times in America. If ever there was a time for all Christians to come together and pray for our country, it is n

It is impossible for a person to truly have a personal experience with Jesus Christ, invite Him into their heart and not have a changed life