The Reverend Billy Graham said something in the latter years of his ministry that both humbles and haunts me. In an interview with Christianity Today in 1977, Graham spoke of things he would have done differently. “One of my great regrets is that I have not studied enough,” he said. “I wish I had studied …
Guilt is not always bad, unless it’s false guilt. Once we have gone to God with our failure, our sin, God is faithful and just to forgive us. We can “leave it.” Download the podcast here!
“As far as I’m concerned, Covid is over,” someone in the barbershop declared. It’s true: we are reemerging, like moles crawling out of their homes in the ground, from a devastating pandemic. In a few weeks, the mask mandate in Kentucky will be lifted, but for many, it’s already a thing of the past. I …
As we express genuine interest in others–people with real needs, wants, and desires—we connect. But connecting is an effort; it’s something we must do intentionally. Download the podcast here!
When Lori’s dad died six years ago, some friends gave her a small, stone bench with the inscription, “A father holds a child’s hand for a while…their hearts forever.” We placed it beneath a tree, in the shade, within a few feet of our garden. From time to time, I’ve sat there, if only for a …