How you argue – especially how you end an argument – can determine the long-term success or failure of your relationship. A primary requirement for

Pondering our Paradigm Someone has aptly described the contemporary American church as being “100 miles wide and a quarter inch deep.” Driven by our fast-paced-society

Sometimes God forces changes we would never make on our own.

Without the revealed Word of God chaos ensues.

Deeper spiritual things are not discovered but revealed.

The God who carries us.

A simple approach to the ancient practice of “lecto divina.”

Roger Daniel In John 2:27 we read: “As for you, the anointing which you received from Him abides in you, and you have no need

The foundation of our ministry is character The nature of our ministry is service The motive of our ministry is love The measure of our

“Pastoral care is a world of unbearable pain. However high we lift our spirits in personal or public worship, it is good to remember that

Roger Daniel Introduction Among the many problems plaguing the reconstruction project in Nehemiah’s day, one of the most critical is described in Nehemiah 4:10: “Thus

Roger Daniel Decorating Christmas trees is a time-honored tradition in the celebration of the holiday season and a special occasion for many families. It is