spiritual walk

To Know and Be Known... Is there anything more important in our relationships than to really “know” someone and to truly “be known”? Sometimes if I haven’t done a task, and I have to be reminded multiple times, I will typically respond … “Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know. I know.”

I’m sure you’ve heard the anecdote about the lawyer cross-examining a witness, saying "Have you stopped beating your wife yet?" There's no good answer for that.

How do I see Jesus? How do you see Jesus? Last week I wrote about His voice. But how do I see or recognize the Son of God? The book of Revelation has a lot of imagery. Some of it is likely symbolic. But that doesn’t mean that many things are not literal.

Do you ever wonder if you’re really hearing from God or if you’re missing something important?  I can imagine that John had some questions.

I have been noodling this verse around my brain for a while now, and I don’t yet know if I have a complete understanding. But it has made me stop and consider what it means, and how it changes my perspective...

What’s more important… my actions or my reactions? What do I do, or what do I say, when someone treats me badly? Or more so, when someone treats my family or friends badly?

Today’s “But God” seems a bit different to me than most of the others I’ve studied. But perhaps there’s more here than meets the eye. There are good days. There are bad days...

A heart surgeon attended the church of a pastor who always wanted to see a heart surgery. And the pastor was given permission to watch. The pastor saw them cut open the woman’s chest, lift out the heart...

Do you ever wonder if what you are currently doing is the right thing? Do you lie awake at night trying to figure out your purpose? Oh how often I have cried out to God: “Please give me wisdom. Please tell me what to do.”

The Guinness World Record for the largest jigsaw puzzle ever assembled consisted of 551,232 pieces, measuring 48 feet 8 inches by 76 feet 1 inch.  The largest commercial jigsaw puzzles are "What a Wonderful World" by Dowdle at 60,000 pieces and...