The 2 Greatest

Does AA have some things to teach the church that maybe we've forgotten?

Our gratitude would go way up if we only took the time to be grateful for the little things.

We miss a lot of things by a very small margin.  It could be an election, a wreck, a home run, a promotion, an opportunity....you name it.  But what if we miss eternity by...that much?

Sometimes the Bible gives us various names, descriptors for the same thing.  And those differences only enhance our ability to T2G.

Forgiveness is a BIG DEAL to God.  After all, it cost Jesus his life to give it to us. But there are (at least) three things we DON'T need to forgive.

God can do anything, anytime---all without our help.  Yet, it's shocking and often overlooked that God chooses to have US participate in our own transformation!

Literature is full of undying love proclamations. But there is one that started it all, and He meant it!

Let's face it, it's hard to live in the shadow of someone more popular.  It's hard to support and not undermine or criticize.  But playing second fiddle on key is what love does!

We all need clear, easy to understand lines in our lives that we commit NOT to cross.  What are YOUR bright lines?

When you're going through a hard time, it's difficult to believe ANYTHING positive can come from it.  Yet, scripture teaches that it can.  That doesn't minimize the trouble, it simply says God won't waste it.

It's easy to look at the routine of our lives and wonder if ANYTHING matters.  Today, I hope to convince you that the opposite is true...EVERYTHING MATTERS!

Joy isn't something we create; it's a byproduct of something else.  So, if we've lost it, we know who to go to in order to have it return.

Prayer is great! Essential!  Foundational!  But we and NOT to hide behind our praying when we KNOW what we are to be DOING!

Are you easily offended?  If so, does that shield you from hearing a hard truth God may want you to hear?

Jonah is soooooo much more than a cute bedtime kid's story.  It's really about about God's people refusing to love those whom God loves.  So, what is YOUR Nineveh?

We've all seen people "cross themselves."  But is the "biblical?"  Should Christian do it?  And what does it mean?

Is it true "you're only as old as you feel?"  Do older people have anything to contribute to the lives and faith of the younger generation and if so what and how?

You hear people say "we are all God's children," but is it true?

The Will of God...that's a subject that's frozen Christians in place for years.  But what if the will of God isn't nearly as complicated and mysterious as we make it out to be?