I've been asked many times through the years: How do we know God is real when we cannot see him, touch him or hear him? I admit this is a logical question, and there are several things we need to consider in the conversation.
In every sense, we can say that our conscience is much more important than we think. In fact, one of the challenges within our human development is that we are seldom taught to consider our conscience at all.
The biblical account of David and Goliath is one of most popular stories from the Bible.
According to current Census calculations, the population of our planet is rapidly approaching 8 billion people.
I'm sure you will agree that most of us humans have very peculiar and quirky personalities. It's strange how we are easily influenced and persuaded in certain things and stubborn as a mule about others.
Life is filled with ups and downs, joys and heartaches.
One of the most popular characters in the Bible is a man named David.
Do you remember that old song in Vacation Bible School that said, "I've got the joy, joy, joy, joy, down in my heart? Well, I do agree that humanity is searching as hard as they can to find contentment and desperately longs to discover peace, but rebellion and the lack of knowledge is preventing them from having it.
I have a few antique clocks, and if you are familiar with these fascinating machines, you know what a frustration they are to keep running.
I had lunch with a middle-aged couple the other day, and they were sharing about a crisis situation they are struggling with.
