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Miracle Day of Prayer — Part 2

Miracle Day of Prayer — Part 2

What are your goals for 2019? As we move into the new year, you may be trying to exercise, set aside more time for family, or eat out less to save money. All of these are valuable goals to strive for, but I believe one of the most profitable resolutions a Christian...
Miracle Day of Prayer — Part 2

Afraid of Dying — Part 4

Last week, in an excerpt from my book Why, I shared the first lesson I learned about perseverance throughout my long and difficult battle with cancer. I learned perseverance is not deliverance FROM trials … it is endurance IN trials. But that’s not the only lesson God...
Miracle Day of Prayer — Part 2

Afraid of Dying — Part 3

Have you ever experienced a really bad storm? I’m not talking about a few inches of rain or some minor wind damage. I mean torrential flooding, ear-splitting thunder, and damage so extensive that locals forever dub that storm “the big one.”When it comes to storms of...
Miracle Day of Prayer — Part 2

Afraid of Dying — Part 2

In last week’s book excerpt, I told you about the first time I admitted I was afraid of dying.My dear friend, Ed Dobson, was kind enough to listen to my fears and speak the truth in love — to tell me what I didn’t want to hear but knew I needed to hear. He told me I...
Double your impact this Christmas

Double your impact this Christmas

Christmas is a day of hope — the day we celebrate the moment Jesus came to earth. It’s an incredible reminder of God’s great love. And it’s an opportunity for us to show that love to others.This Christmas, will you pause from the busyness of the season to remember the...
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