Sometimes in life we are faced with a crisis of belief. Circumstances arise that make us ask, “God, what are you doing here? Why ...

We venture out from our safe and secure places, full of hope and joy, only to be buffeted and beaten, forced back into the protection of ...

Noah was 600 when the flood came, and he lived 350 years after it. Moses was 80 when he ...

People go to offer praise to their team, and by the time you’ve paid for tickets, parking, a hot dog, and cold beverage you’ve definitely...

One of my lessons from police training was, “If you’re scared, say you’re scared.” Better to admit it and have it out in the open than...

It may be difficult to imagine what it is like to be an exile, a stranger in a foreign land—even though we see and hear about...

Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve written about love of strangers (biblical hospitality) and loving neighbor as self. This week...

The Good Samaritan parable is a box full of goodness that I would love to unpack with you, but I’ll just get to the bottom line.

I’m no angel, but I have experienced some great hospitality in the past year of living in Wessington Springs. The word hospitality...

Like snow, we can dig ourselves out of our sin, but if we try to do it all by ourselves it is impossible. We’ll miss some, or get tired...

People who are busy doing things don’t have time to focus on important things

In a role that has neither training nor authority, I have learned that I just need to be myself.