Dripping from the Cross: A Sunday Hymn

Dripping from the Cross: A Sunday Hymn

I haven’t posted a Sunday Hymn in quite some time, but after spending the last few days at our annual singing school in Jasper, AL, they’re on my mind. My kids love “Dripping from the Cross,” a hymn by L.B. Leister (1885-1968), and our...
What Parenthood Can do for Your Walk with God

What Parenthood Can do for Your Walk with God

One of the most important things I would tell a new or soon-to-be parent—or any parent—is that you need a healthy relationship with God. Sometimes parenting will bring your to your knees in despair and at others in prayer. But do not be mistaken: it will bring your to...
An Update on Us

An Update on Us

I had a moment this weekend when I worried that I’m not worried. We used to joke that my grandmother and great aunts were professional worriers; it’s part of our human nature. But although these were good and godly women, the Bible contains verse after...
God is Good All the Time today at (in)courage

God is Good All the Time today at (in)courage

It’s easy to see God’s goodness when life is sweet. When our hearts are happy our eyes are open to His glorious presence and the beauty of His creation all around us. But sometimes life is just plain hard. It’s in these times we must hold fast to this simple...
The Sign Said: Please Pray for My Marriage today at (in)courage

The Sign Said: Please Pray for My Marriage today at (in)courage

On Sunday mornings our pastor calls for prayer requests before services begin. Last Sunday a member stood and told us about a sign he saw on the side of a busy road near his home; it contained a simple five-word plea: Please pray for my marriage. I know the road where...
Why Matthew 18 Works today at (in)courage

Why Matthew 18 Works today at (in)courage

Can’t we all just get along? Unfortunately, the answer is no. In a perfect world we live together in harmony, but in reality we’re sinners who sometimes struggle to see eye to eye. Jesus understands our human nature and knows we need tools to handle offenses among us,...

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