Titus 1:1

Sunday Stillness – How to Team Up with God If you read this week’s Friday Features you will know that I am excited again to be working through an excellent book and reading my Bible and praying at the same time. Ed Hird has written his second book called, Restoring Health – Body, Mind and… Continue reading Sunday Stillness – How to Team Up with God…

Welcome to Real Life . Some things must be taught. “My mentor said, ‘Let’s go do it,’ not ‘You go do it.’ How powerful when someone says, ‘L……

Sunday Stillness – How to Team Up with God If you read this week’s Friday Features you will know that I am excited again to be working through an excellent book and reading my Bible and praying at the same time. Ed Hird has written his second book called, Restoring Health – Body, Mind and… Continue reading Sunday Stillness – How to Team Up with God…

Sundays were different back in the 70’s. No stores were open on Sundays and it seemed as though everyone went to a church of some kind. I would wake up to the smell of homemade donuts and t……

Well I have been hit hard this week with an unbelievable head cold. Blinking and breathing through my mouth sums up my “state of brain”. So in asking the LORD what to post in a simple, quicker way,……

I am trying to do a leadership perception survey. I have been in leadership positions for over 20 years, but part of this time I have also had a leader to whom I reported. Recently I have been working with some churches and businesses facing leadership issues and problems. From my observation, many times the problem is the different perception of leadership and what a leader should or shouldn’t do between leaders and followers.…

I’d always assumed my fit, trim senior friend Gwen was just that way. That she was one of those blessed few who needed no self-control.…

Paul made his evangelistic plans. And yet he held those plans loosely, always submitting them to God’s sovereign plan.…

A great many Christians don't understand that they are sons of God and instead approach the Father as a slave before their master.…

In yesterday’s message, we heard how Paul described himself as a “servant of God” (Titus 1:1). The word “servant” can be translated as “slave,” and points to Paul’s humility. He understood that, like a slave or servant, his life belonged to his Master. His life revolved around doing what his Master wanted, not what he…