What can Nobel Prize–winning economist Thomas Schelling teach us about judgement versus discernment?

We fuel a life of righteousness by allowing God to burn away our Self-Will.

We find acceptance by being honest about what we “deserve.”

Time is one of the least-understood ways God works in our lives.

One can always tell false ‘prophets’ by their ‘profits.’

When have we last considered the teachings in the Lord’s Prayer one at a time?

What would our lives be like if we lived them in gratitude for God’s grace?

Only by loving God more than the world can we keep our hearts from decay.

Only those who deeply and fully realize how little they deserve grace will find it in the end.

Does the light we shine call people in? Or are we calling them out?

What can we learn about impatience from Franz Kafka’s take on the Garden of Eden?

What can two horrific plagues in Ancient Rome teach us about acts of mercy?

What can the 1964 murder of Kitty Genovese teach us about Jesus’ parable of The Good Samaritan?

What can the Tower of Babel and The Large Hadron Collider teach us about Pentecost and the power of witness?

How should Christians be in the world?

How can we learn about trusting God’s plan by studying a management philosophy based on Authority instead of Control?

What does the biblical character Nicodemus teach us about love, and avoiding S.N.A.K.E.S?

What can we learn about pure grace and the Apostle Paul from the science of bodybuilding?

What does country music legend George Jones have to do with self-deception, honesty, and a life of gratitude?

What can scientists of the Copernican Revolution teach us about doubt, cynicism, and curiosity?