“Strengthen your drooping hands and your weak knees.” Whatever suffering you may encounter, God calls you not merely to stop there. Are difficulties a symptom of something wrong in your priorities?

Maybe there aren’t two kinds of Christians: the ones who think most people will be damned to eternal flames and good riddance to them, and those who trust God will forgive the lion’s share of us, no matter what we do.

A guy in my men's group greets any new challenge in his life by asking, "Where's the lesson to be learned here?" He'll say this when things go poorly at work, when he struggles with members of his family, or even when something tragic will happen.

In the short story “Revelation,” Catholic writer Flannery O’Connor tells the story of the surprising revelation that comes to Mrs. Turpin, a righteous Southern Christian who constantly judges others for their shortcomings.

As we come together at the table of the Lord, we turn to God for forgiveness.

True freedom is impossible without a mind made free by discipline.