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The non-Christian has decided that he has no desire to cruise to the Christian's destination. As a result, he is, in the short term, "cruising to nowhere."
In the midst of all the world's underperformance, Christians have the honor of serving a God who actually overdelivers on the promises He has made to His people.
It is a fact that many of the things we purchase fail to deliver the promised benefit. They "overpromise and underdeliver" the desired outcome. Sin is like that too.
While the Auto Club can be pretty precise, God — who is out there on the road with us — has a perfect record of providing the right details at the right time.
Did you know that God is the author of "necessary roughness" in our spiritual life?
There's a spiritual cause and effect ratio that says the longer I ignore God, the greater the speed bump.
Christians can build their spiritual life with flammable materials. The Apostle Paul warned us to be cautious.
A dispirited group of men woke up on that first Easter morning 2,000 years ago to the most stupendous event in human history.
We often find ourselves on the receiving end of unjust comments and criticism. How should we respond when that happens?
Jesus had to put a little meat on the bones when it came to understanding the role of the Messiah.
Being "off the map" in war can be a dangerous thing. Being off the map in our spiritual life can also be dangerous.
There is an eternal cure for loneliness and rejection, and it comes in the form of a call from Jesus to come to Him.
America, your "perimeter" has been breached! How could that happen, you ask? Let me share my opinion.
All too often we are living in our own personal horror movie with an enemy relentless in his condemnation.
Jesus frequently ended His teaching sessions with the admonition, "He who has ears to hear, let him hear."
