Articles Tagged 'Eat' (Page 18)

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What Reveals Your Character?

Phil Ware continues his letters to his grown children Zachary and Megan about the principles his dad tried to instill in him, and this week the focus is on how we treat people that the rest of folks don't feel they have to treat nicely.

So how do you do in those challenging situations?

Losing Control

Paul Faulkner reminds us that we have to give God control now, even though we fear it, because death comes and sooner or later we're going to have to yield control to him, now.

What's the ultimate loss of control?

Hold Your Head Up!

Phil Ware continues to share with his own children the values his father taught him.

What's got you so down you won't even believe what God says about you?

The Final Flight

Russ Lawson reminds us that we will all have a final flight and we want to make sure the destination is the good one, God!

What's your ultimate destination?

Work as Witness

Rubel Shelly reminds us that for Christians all of life is a place of sacred activity, especially our work.

Can my daily work actually be sacred work?

The Brevity of Life

How can we discern the time we have and number our days in a proper manner -- we cannot unless we look to the Lord for his help, his presence, and his guidance.

Don't the years seem to pass more quickly now?

Live with Passion

Phil Ware continues his series where he shares his dad's values with his adult children, and this one is on living with passion.

If you can't be passionate about it, how important is it anyway?

Out of the Shadows?

Ron Rose reminds us that God is our Shepherd and he will comfort us, even during those awful times in the valley of the shadow of death.

How do we ever get through those darkest days in the valleys of life?

Beyond Remembering

Phil Ware talks about his dad and what he remembers learning from his dad before his dad's death.

Who is this person in your life?

Can Words Have Authority?

Russ Lawson reminds us that while some words are balderdash and came to us through crazy circumstances, Jesus words are the opposite: he speaks with real authority.

Can anyone actually speak with real authority today?

The Last Goodbye

Teresa Bell Kindred shares some good advice for those who have loved ones dealing with cancer -- this is based on her own personal experience.

What do you do when you think the end is near?

Taking Note of a Hero's Death

Rubel Shelly reminds us that heroes should be honored and not celebrities and that we must practice to be a celebrity, because heroism is in all of us.

Why do we honor celebrity above heroism?

When Tragedy Strikes

Larry Davies shares a hard and horrible story of tragedy and asks where God is and helps walk us through Isaiah 43 and shows how it reflects the presence of God in our worst times through the people of God who help.

Where is God in the middle of these tragedies?

Good Things from Bad Situations?

Paul Faulkner shares several good things about bad things helping us focus on what is important.

Came something good come from bad situations?

Facing Reality?

Paul Faulkner reminds us that funerals are great times for us to face the reality of our final destination.

Most folks just don't want to think about this, but they're going to have to do so!

Down the Road

Phil Ware writes a letter to his dad on Father's Day about missing him and about the questions he has.

Will we ever know the answers to the questions that trouble us?

A Time to Weep

Philip Gulley talks about his dad's heart surgery and his directions for his funeral service in case he didn't survive.

What time is it in your relationship with your Dad?

Our Need to Remember

Phil Ware uses Memorial Day to think about the cost of war and the ultimate sacrifice of a friend named Roy who lived through World War II, the assault on Normandy Beach and the Battle of the Bulge.

Hopefully remembering the horrors can help us prevent them.

Life is Short

Patrick Odum tells about a guy who thought he had pancreatic cancer and lived it up his last year of life and then found out the cancer diagnosis was wrong.

Is your life actually going to be very short?

Rhythms of Grace

Phil Ware challenges us to re-look at how we define the day and when it begins by looking at Genesis 1 and the rhythm of creation and see that God has blessed us with rest before work.

What if the day begins at a different time than we think?

But I Have to Cheat ... I'm Not Good Enough

We can never be good enough on our own; it takes God's help to make us what we should be.

Why do people cheat in academics, in their financial dealings, and even in their relationships?

More than Death and Taxes

During tax season it is always important to be reminded that life is a whole lot more than living to pay taxes, in fact, God wants us to have life that is full of purpose and meaning.

You have anything more going for you than just living to pay taxes?

Of Natural Causes

Larry died and no one missed him and was not discovered until 18 months after his death.

How long would you have to be gone before someone noticed?

The Prayer of an Angel

A surprising visit from Eddie at a coffee shop completes the Jesus Party weekend and opens the door for an angel to pray at church.

Would you come to the party and let him pray with you?

I Was Robbed!

A scary robbery experience helps Steve remember how precious and tenuous life is.

How important to you is your stuff?