Living on Purpose: Searching for the one that is missing
Have you ever experienced times when you were excited and filled with anticipation, but after it was over the expectation did not live up to the hype?

Have you ever experienced times when you were excited and filled with anticipation, but after it was over the expectation did not live up to the hype?

I'm sure that most of us have dreamed about accomplishing something but discovered that our goal was not going to be easy.

Growing older is like a train rolling down the track. No matter how many Botox injections, vitamins or hair plugs, we cannot stop the reality of our mortality. There is nothing wrong with trying to look young, and we agree that dieting and exercise would surely be a healthy and positive lifestyle, but the hourglass only contains so much sand.

Imagine if you were the creator of the Earth, with all of its breathtaking beauty, and gave each living creature the gift of life.

Though I did not serve in the military, I am very appreciative of those who have.

When we think about living on purpose, it can mean different things to different people. One of the first aspects that comes to my mind is the desire to not only love God and be thankful for who he is but to also love my life and appreciate who I am.

It seems like yesterday that my son and daughter-in-law announced they were going to have a baby, and today I am declaring to the world what a wonderful miracle has happened.

When we consider the word revival, specifically within the Christian faith, we think of a series of evangelistic meetings with the intention to increase interest in God.

As we are noticing in our ever-changing world, when one person is offended over something, the new social acceptance solution is to stop what we are planning and allow that individual to change or prevent the desires of many.

Sometimes life is so difficult that we can barely keep it together.
