Our words are tools that are capable of building up or tearing down

Over seven years ago, my family was having supper when the conversation shifted from talking about the events that day to recalling the moment

Today marks the first day of our Vacation Bible School. A lot has gone into decorating, advertising, planning, and preparing for it

We have our spiritual programs, concerts, and conferences

As a kid, I had a romanticized view of adulthood. I often thought, “Boy, when I grow up, I’ll be free to do anything and buy whatever I want!”

My family and I just returned this past week from a youth camp in Bonifay, FL

I have watched numerous debates on a wide range of topics—political, economic, psychological, and, of course, theological

When my family and I moved to Tuscaloosa in 2019, we often visited the Children's Museum there.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, over 3,000 people are killed annually due to distractions

In February, 1972, construction began for the Teton Dam to be built on the Teton River

Tucked away near the Pocono Mountains, right beside a little creek, is a quaint shop

In a couple of articles, I have written about certain passages that come to mind when I hear birds singing.

Just a few weeks ago, I wrote about enjoying morning coffee with my wife while listening to birds chirping and whistling.

John chapter 12 details events that occur less than a week before the crucifixion of Christ, including Mary anointing the feet of Jesus and Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem

Gabby Gingras was born in a Minnesota hospital in 2001. On the surface, she seemed just like any other child, but her parents soon discovered that she was born without the ability to feel pain.

Paul wrote to the Christians in Thessalonica, stating, “We give thanks to God always for you all, making mention of you in our prayers” (1 Thessalonians 1:2).

Nothing beats a beautiful, dew-filled morning when I have time to sit outside next to my lovely wife, drink coffee, read Scripture, and listen to the singing of the birds.

One startling statistic reveals that less than 8% of human history is considered peaceful. Of the several thousand years of recorded history, only about three hundred years appear to have been times when most of the world was in a state of relative tranquility.

Concerning the coming of Christ, John the Baptist once declared to the crowds he baptized: “I baptize you with water for repentance, but He who is coming after me is mightier than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire” (Matthew 3:11, ESV).

Oddly enough, March 15th marks the made-up holiday Everything You Think Is Wrong Day. No one knows exactly how it originated, but the day is intended to remind people that they are not always right.