It’s a beautiful Wednesday morning outside. Contrary to whatever the hand-wringers might have warned, the sun has come out today after a tumultuous election night.
But more importantly, the Son never left His throne.
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For the last several weeks, we’ve been working on a building project for one of our clients.
If you have a heart for missions, a passion for leading others to Christ, or just a desire to put your Christianity to practice in your everyday life, this book is for you.
The name intrigued me, but after reading only a few lines, I discovered that the captivating message was even more addictive than chocolate.
You’re never too young or too old to impact the lives of those around you.
I remember when I was in my early teens how much I looked up to the twenty and thirty year old gals at church. And then suddenly, I woke up one day and realized, “Oh my, I’m now one of them!”
When a ship encounters a storm, it doesn’t turn around and head for home. It stays the course.
When a plane hits turbulence, it doesn’t descend and make for the nearest airport.
Stranded in the middle of nowhere five strangers find themselves marooned in a deserted roadside diner.
An arrogant businessman, a lonely single woman, a couple on the verge of divorce, and a youthful runaway all come face to face with a diner owner who serves them more than temporal nourishment.
Recently, we’ve been working on a job at DuoParadigms that has been a great learning and growth opportunity.
Project management is one of my favorite things to do, and this experience has been a wonderful chance for us to flex (and strengthen) our organizational muscles and help a client meet a significant challenge in the life of their company.
For six months, I’ve been looking forward to reading The Treasure of the Celtic Triangle.
I even had a calendar notification set to remind me to purchase the e-book on the first weekend after the book was released.
Charles H. Spurgeon had quite the way with words.
God blessed him with the gift of being able to convey deep spiritual truths in such a straightforward and simple way that anyone could understand them.
One of the best decisions I’ve made in my life was closing Pandora’s box.
It wasn’t a box of the evils of the world I was closing, rather just a box that was keeping me from hearing the voice of God.