As we move into a new year of life and ministry, what is your plan for growing in Christ-likeness?

The focus of Walking in Wisdom in this post is the home, the cornerstone of wisdom for every child.

In a world of increasing deception, let us covenant together to grow in the knowledge of understanding of God's Word.

In this new Friday Focus, we will walk together through highlights from the book of Proverbs, growing in the God-given wisdom so needed for navigating this life. Welcome.

As I prepare for a new year of Mission Monday blog posts, I'd love to hear from you! Let me know what topics you'd like covered or any questions I can address. Thanks!

The Words of an old Christmas hymn reflect the true experience of one who came to know the One who saves.

The child Mary would deliver came into the world with a specific purpose: His death for our salvation. His purpose gives purpose to our lives.

Christmas hymns can have deep theology and cause us to ponder the greatness of the child. Today, we meditate on his all-sufficient merit from a line of Charles Wesley's hymn, Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus.