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The next time you feel you need to go someplace special to find God's presence, remember He hears you wherever you may be.

Political vitriol has been around as long as politics, but "trash talk" didn't originate with a politician.

We often fail to appreciate the level of intimacy God desires for us to have with Him.

We are not to look at the ground but to the One who causes all things to grow according to His divine purposes.

Our lack of obedience is why the church is not having an impactful influence on the world around us.

We live in a very polarized society — much of it caused by social media, but some also from our right to freedom of speech.

We Americans can sometimes place far too great of an emphasis on the "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" aspect of freedom.

"Charlotte's Web" is not a spiritual movie, but there is a "greatest achievement" parallel to the Gospel message.

God does not take lightly those who proclaim "Thus saith the Lord" and then proclaim a false message.

What should be the response of the believer to the current political scene?

Most Christians think of the term "prophesy" as "foretelling" the future, but it is much, much more.

I've had my 15 minutes of fame, and I can tell you it does not satisfy!

Many Christians lack spiritual vitality in their lives because they do not meet God in the "secret place."

If you want to talk about a real "man of steel," you need to look to the God of Creation, for He alone can craft such a man.

The Christian life is all about following King Jesus, the Good Shepherd.

Jesus shows us that we need other men in our lives to pray together and seek counsel.

The next time you are seeking God's direction, throw out a fleece and wait for God to respond à la Gideon.

As Christians, we can find ourselves "overloaded" because we become workers before we become worshippers.