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Our God reveals himself to be supreme over all powers. Daniel 3 highlights God’s intimate care for those who trust Him. And that makes the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego so relevant for believers...

“let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not” (Galatians 6:9 KJV). Here is a principle of achievement. In fact it is the key to success in every endeavor. No matter...

We need three elements. The three are not calendars, schedules, or to do lists. And they are not mere platitudes either. Most advice for planning your life is really advice about arranging your calendar....

What if the growth you desire is hidden in the behaviors and habits you need to change?  Let’s think about our fatigue: physical, spiritual, or emotional. It can be an obstacle. Then there’s discouragement....

March is confused. The month I mean. From one day to the next, one doesn’t know what to expect, weather-wise or otherwise.  To us at least, this month seems unable to provide a consistent pattern...

It’s the shortest month of the year, sandwiched between resolution and celebration, January and March, winter and spring. No fanfare, no parades or pageants. Its name is a derivative from the Latin februum,...

Valentines neither create it nor end it. “I love you” does not adequately state it. A beautifully wrapped gift with ribbons does not truly contain it. Merely saying it doesn’t convey our feelings. When...

In his poem It Couldn’t Be Done, Edgar Guest  (1881-1959) wrote:  Somebody said that it couldn’t be done,  But he with a chuckle replied  That “maybe it couldn’t,” but he would...

In Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken, a yellow wood (the vague future) stretched before the traveler with two roads (choices) meandering into the distant unknown—much like a new year in January. It...

There’s something about Christmas that softens the world, don’t you think? In the midst of twinkling lights and holiday music, wrapped packages and the fragrance of evergreen, we find ourselves...