Cultural colloquialism can get you in trouble. Yes, it sounds cool to use the language and keeps you with the “in” crowd, but consider what you are truly saying.  There are two phrases that I heavily use because I’ve heard it so much that it became natural to me. However, now I find myself fighting… Read more

One of the many reasons I don’t like driving is the pressure of speed.  The speed limit is set to determine your max speed according to the environment of the road, being a highway, neighborhood or school zone. The problem I can’t seem to get over, is that even when I’m following the speed limit… Read more

You may be a Republican or you may be a Democrat, but I pray you belong to the family of God.  You may not like the names on the ballot, but I pray your name will be in the Lamb’s book of life.  You may have lost faith in the US government, but true justice… Read more

I’ll first start by saying how blessed I am to have a job. Like many, there are aspects of our jobs that are less than desirable.  This week, I had a call scheduled that I really didn’t want to do. Before it was scheduled I prayed that it wouldn’t be assigned to me, but yet… Read more

Today is my birthday and I’m so thankful for more life and the promise that I get to live until I’m satisfied [Psalm 91:16]! I want to share two things that I’ve been reflecting on this week: Consistency instead of intensity. This isn’t a new concept, but it is one that once applied makes all… Read more

I’m laying on my back, arms at my side, as if I’m on a surgical table and I begin to pray. As I’m praying I think about everywhere I need a healing touch.  I experience chronic headaches so I prayed over my head and envisioned the Lord performing surgery on my nerves and making everything… Read more