What would you do if your friend texted you at midnight asking for three loaves of bread…

Have you ever tried to find buried treasure? When I was a kid, I used to spend a lot of time…

A few years ago Deanna and I purchased two small dwarf trees—a meyer lemon tree and a lime tree…

What’s the first thing you think about when you hear this parable? For me, it’s salvation…

What would you do if your flock of 100 sheep suddenly contained only 99? Have you ever stopped and asked yourself…

The Parable of the Sower holds the unique place of being…

Many of us (especially those who have grown up in the church) have heard the parable of the leaven before…

How do you read Jesus’ parables? Think about that for a few minutes…

What are you afraid of? I’m sure each of us has been asked that question at some point in our lives…

How do you define perfection? Think about that for a minute.

Merriam-Webster defines the state of being ‘perfect’ in three different ways: freedom from fault or defect, maturity, and the quality or state of being saintly…

What are you thankful for?

That’s a question many of us are likely to hear in the next few days as we gather together to celebrate thanksgiving..

The beautiful thing about figurative language is how it can capture a person’s imagination, and how it can serve as an invitation to a different way of understanding something particularly abstract through the use of symbolism. Figurative language is also the only way to describe the indescribable.