Monthly Archives: May 2012

Our spiritual journey can be divided into at least three facets ranging from calm to overwhelming battles. First, Paul told Timothy to pray he might lead a tranquil and quiet life (1Ti 2:1, 2). I like these times but can … Continue reading →

A missionary couple I met shared their testimony of God’s unseen protection while living in the war-torn country where they were stationed. Rebels attacked their town. They were trapped inside their home praying and fearing the worst. They could see … Continue reading →

I’m sure that title gets your attention. No, I’m not talking about the drug, cocaine. However, it is about as addictive. It is the emotional high so many seek Sunday morning at church. For some believers, if they get emotionally … Continue reading →

“If you have dirty windows in your house, I doubt you are saved” proclaimed our professor, also wife of our Bible professor. This is just one example of the extreme “works” theology that Donna and I were taught. Since then, … Continue reading →