Living on Purpose: God’s light allows us to see his desires
For those who pay no attention to national and social policies, this election will pass by like every other day and they will hardly notice or care about what it means for all of us.
Living on Purpose: We pray, we vote, and we leave the rest to God
To be honest, I do not like politics, but at the same time I believe it's my duty and opportunity to vote not the way a party says, but according to what God says.
Living on Purpose: Oh how we ignore our need to change
Transformation is a word used to explain what happens when someone is saved. It's the theme of the Christian faith, but what about the daily progression of our relationship with God?
Living on Purpose: The dynamic relationship between love and prayer
Recently, I was asked to bring the morning sermon for a wonderful church in the country called Mount Lebanon Methodist.
Living on Purpose: Embracing the sacred institution of marriage
Many will disagree, but a happy and successful marriage is based on a personal relationship with Christ.
Living on Purpose: There are some things God cannot do
When we think about God being the Almighty, we see him as having infinite power and authority in heaven and Earth, and this is certainly true.
Living on Purpose: Loving God with all that we are
In Luke 10:27 and Mark 12:30, we notice that both passages use a fourfold description to explain how we are to love God: Heart, soul, strength and mind.
Living on Purpose: Good deeds are not a ticket to heaven
I was reading an article the other day about how most people are confident that just being nice secures them a place in heaven. But is this true?
Living on Purpose: Your faithfulness and hard work are appreciated
The unofficial end of summer a few days ago means we celebrated Labor Day, a time when many of us may travel, go out to eat, shop, have a cookout or maybe sneak in one final visit to the beach or neighborhood pool. So what exactly is the holiday about, and when was it started?
Living on Purpose: Hearing is one thing; obeying is another
Having the opportunity to be engaged in a constant dialogue with Christ is more than just a hope.
