Are you ready for the Bible study? This six-week study starts tomorrow. I’ll have all of the details for you then. If you haven’t subscribed yet, make sure you do, so you don’t miss a post. Click here. Click here to get your copy of the Bible study journal from Amazon.com Reading 2 Kings Chapter 5, we’re introduced to Naaman, a commander of the army and a valiant soldier. We don’t see this too often in scripture–a man of his stature plagued with leprosy, and so it was interesting to read this man’s story and his journey through faith. Following the advice of a young servant girl, Naaman packed up…

I got to talking to my son this week about his future. He mentioned how he’s feeling lost. That he’s hit a point in his job where he feels like he’s stuck. Where does he go next? And, will he be able to move forward if and when he has a plan? I think we all have that feeling of uncertainty from time to time. Wondering what we’ll do next. Wondering where God will lead. Wondering how things could possibly change when all we’ve been given are the two hands that we’ve got. Longing to succeed, yet not having the power to do so. And then I open my Bible…

Reading Titus Chapters 1&2, I see that Paul is writing to Titus with pastors and elders in mind. And, with that I know it’s a message for me and for you. Why? Because we’re all leaders in one way or another. Whether we’re leading a woman’s Bible study, writing a blog, teaching Sunday School, or teaching our children at home, there’s a good chance that someone is watching and learning from us. With any call to leadership, there’s a two-fold responsibility. The first is to grow in godliness, and the second is to be an example of that godliness. And, how do we grow in godliness? Through the knowledge of…

As long as we’re in this world Satan is lurking around every corner hoping to draw us away from our faith, bring us down, and destroy our family in the process. He’s cunning, which is why scripture warns us to guard our heart with all diligence (Proverbs 4:23). The lust of our heart is deceitful. It makes us think that we need things we don’t. It blinds us from the dangers of temptation and beckons us toward sin. How do we safe guard our heart? We take our thoughts captive, “Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every…