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Let My People Go
The beauty of art is that it can move us to consider even a familiar story in a new way. The painting, Let My People Go, uses imagery and color to connect the biblical story of Moses and Black Americans’ struggle for freedom and justice. As our country recognizes the
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NavigateLife – April 8
Sometimes we float through life on autopilot, but what are we failing to notice? Has God called us to more, but we miss out because
NavigateLife – April 1
Are you in the midst of a troubling situation? This week on NavigateLife, we are reminded that Jesus is offering peace to anyone who will
Easter Wings
George Herbert (1593-1633), a 17th century Welsh-born Anglican priest and poet, is believed by many to be the greatest religious poet in the English language. This famous pattern
NavigateLife – March 25
Are you sick of constantly striving? Do your efforts to make your life successful leave you worn out and stressed? God offers us a
Paradox
par·a·dox [par-uh-doks] noun 1. a statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth. –from dictionary.com The Christian life
Insights Into Church
Chad Harms is the senior pastor of Creekside Bible Church in Oregon. We became friends after he contacted me about my book The Gift of Church. Since then,
NavigateLife – March 18
Where do you turn when you need to make a tough decision? This week on NavigateLife we are reminded of the importance of seeking wise counsel.
NavigateLife – March 11
What are you living for today? Are you seeking satisfaction and joy in what you can acquire, but coming up empty? Find encouragement in today’s
NavigateLife – March 4
Disciplining our children can make us feel harsh and overbearing, but is the lesson we’re teaching greater than the pain we endure in the process?
Howard Hendricks
Dr. Howard Hendricks, known to most people simply as “Prof,” died on Wednesday, Feb. 20. He taught at Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) for nearly 60 years. Howard
NavigateLife – February 25
“Two are better than one.” Is this really true? This week, we poke some holes in the rugged individualism we so often celebrate here in America
Jonah and Anger with God
Today we talked about being angry with God and the fact that anger with God can lead one of two directions. Either we try to
NavigateLife – February 18
When was the last time you held a mirror up to your heart? Yes, not your hair or your teeth… but your heart. This week
NavigateLife – February 11
Often Valentine’s Day is a time to give gifts of candy or flowers, but have you ever considered giving the gift of forgiveness? Is there
NavigateLife – February 4
This week, we take a look into Ecclesiastes and are reminded that no matter what our circumstances hold, God has created this season we are
Is It Wrong To Long For Death?
The issue of suicide is extremely complex. There was a lot of information on the topic that I wanted to include in Sunday’s sermon that
Saul in Heaven?
Can a person who commits suicide end up in heaven? The most provocative and perhaps troubling statement from Sunday’s sermon on suicide for some people