What do we actually mean by being a "world changer"? 

Smartphones are so prevalent in daily life that we rarely reflect on them. So, I invite you to take the time to consider the consequences of your smartphone use. What is it doing to our minds when we are living with this endless stimulation? 

The fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman took place on the night of February 26, 2012, in Sanford, Florida. Six weeks later, amid widespread, intense, and contradictory media coverage, a special prosecutor appointed by Governor Rick Scott charged Zimmerman with murder.

Circles are all around us (pun intended). Geometrically, a circle can be defined as a never-ending collection of points on a plane at an equal fixed distance from the center point. Yet despite its complicated-sounding mathematical description, the beauty and simplicity of the circle have fascinated people for centuries.

Moving away from God is usually a very gradual thing as our conversion and initial passion cool, and we start focusing on other things, allowing them to pull us in other directions.

You might say simplicity is the silent strength that kept the Doxology in use for hundreds of years. Many reading this, including myself, have fond memories of this hymn being part of our formative years. We might think of the Doxology as having been ingrained into the culture of Christendom as a whole, but where did it originate?

If you have ever thought about ministry training, prayerfully consider how these institutions may assist you in your ministerial journey.

Can you imagine America electing a preacher as president? We’ve come a long way in 150 years.

Socialism is the word of the day. Capitalism is increasingly criticized. People have strong opinions about both. Ironically, few can define either term, leaving many people uninformed about the ideas they so passionately espouse.

Encouraging parents to celebrate not only their children's achievements but also their character and spiritual growth.