Too often we want to be "somebody" instead of "nobody" focused on the "Somebody."

Would you rather have more money or more time? Of course, any person who is nearing death no longer cares as much as they once did about money. We even have biblical examples of this. King Hezekiah was approached by the prophet Isaiah in 2 Kings 20 and told this,...

There is nothing wrong with doing well spiritually, But if you are doing well spiritually, you are challenged to think more about what we can do for others!

One of the more intriguing aspects of God’s design for humans is the ability we possess to create habits. Even the most unregimented individual has habitual tendencies. For example, a habit can be as simple as one’s morning routine or the way someone prepares lunch. Whether we acknowledge it or...

Have you ever thought about who it is that pushed you to where you are today? There may be people that come to mind who were great influences on you, pushing you to be the best version of yourself and challenging you to improve each day. You may think of...

The holiday season brings with it the potential for a lot of conversations with friends and family. These conversations can be good and rewarding or result in disagreements and chaos. We can all think of at least some story to illustrate either point. I would like to present a challenge...

I’ve recently learned the effect that walking with confidence can have on groups of people. An up-tempo stride with shoulders rolled back and chin held high gives off an aura of confidence and leadership. Sometimes, you don’t even have to be confident or a leader for this effect to take...

Have you ever thought about what your morning routine should be as a Christian? Mornings are a tough time for many of us, as we try to get dressed and ready for a day of work or school. One thing many of us have in common is that we rush...

Many of our movies, TV shows, and books weave tales about rebels revolting against some tyrannical force or person. There are many reasons why we find these stories captivating and see ourselves rooting for the rebels. One reason might be that we vicariously relate to these characters and stories because...

The writings of John are known for being some of the easiest to read because of the language he uses, as well as his ability to explain difficult concepts simply. In 1 John, he does not veer from this style, as the first 10 verses he writes are very simple...