Being a father is never easy. It is much more than simply getting up, going to work, and bringing home a paycheck to make sure that you keep a roof over your head and food on the table. Being a father also means living with integrity; being a man of open honor and honesty. Some of the greatest lessons I learned from my father came not from what he said, but what he did. Our children watch our every step to see how we live our lives and whether or not our walk matches our talk. The legacy we leave is seen in how they eventually walk themselves.
Do any of us ever reach the point in life where we are old enough or wise enough to avoid failure? No. It is very likely that the older some…
I am convinced that so much of our struggle as Christians is that we walk by sight and not by faith. We believe in that which we can hear, see,…
At 211 degrees water is hot. At 212 degrees, it boils. And with boiling comes steam. Steam can power an engine . An engine that can transport goods all over…
Men, if you or I truly want to lead our families spiritually, we must first be converted to Christ in our own heart and mind. Simple church attendance or an…
A month has passed between the time Israel departed from Egypt to the time the nation reached the Wilderness of Sin. Water had already been a problem (Exodus 15:22-26) and…
If we have hope, we can endure the loss of our health, our finances, our careers, even our loved ones. We are able to suffer through pain, rejection, isolation, persecution…
Do you realize that the coming of the Israelites to the Red Sea was just as much a part of His plan as their crossing it? In God’s hands, what seemed…
Wouldn’t it be great if we who are Christians were all perfect? Wouldn’t it be easier to maintain Christian unity if none of us had any quirks or imperfections or…
When God appeared to Moses at the burning bush he called him to the task of leading the children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage. In response, Moses gave excuses…
Each of us who are Christians here today have an important goal in our lives — it has two parts. a. First, “to walk in a manner worthy of the calling…