I love reading about Paul and his missionary journeys into some of the most pagan areas ever. He was the master at always finding ways to engage the locals in conversation about the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. Read more...
"I have a plan for my morning—run by the store to pick up a side for dinner and some dish soap, then head to a meeting. Read more...
How full is your DVR? I’m always fighting with mine. If I ever get below 50%, I get so excited. But, two weeks later, it’s right back to warning me that it might be too full. Read more...
Sheldon liked the fact that he was continually being challenged by three great questions his church was asking over and over again, but he also realized he wasn't quite sure what he should do with the answers he seemed to be getting. Read more...
I entered the building where I was to have the MRI for my aching back, pounding the snow from my boots. Intent upon loosening every last piece of slush, I was interrupted when I heard someone call out, “Good morning!” Read more...
John* and his business partner were just a couple of young, hard-working bond-traders who commuted every day in and out of Chicago. To help pass the time on the train—and because they were numbers guys—they developed a system that they thought would surely help them win at their "rotisserie baseball league." What an understatement! Read more...
When my husband and I moved into our apartment complex three years ago, I began to pray for God to open up opportunities to meet my neighbors. Matt and I would try to notice who was out and about and greet people, but it seemed that doors would often slam in our faces. Read more...
My friend Nancy and I had managed to squeeze in a bit of Christmas shopping before both of us had to be at work. Finished with our spontaneous little spree, Nancy turned onto my street to drop me off. That's when we spotted him. Read more...