If you haven't already read my post about the Incarnation from a few days ago, start there.  You may think my illustration is disgusting or extreme, but I believe it only scratches the surface of how incomprehensible

Today marks the beginning of the Passion Week, Easter Week, the week where Christians around the world commemorate the final teachings and sufferings of Jesus, culminating in the greatest event in the history of the world -

Yesterday, as I was driving home from my office, an electronic sign caught my eye.  A daycare center on my daily commute route has one of those electronic billboard signs that changes to flash up multiple messages. 

How do you approach life?  When making decisions, do you feel hopeful about possibilities?  Or do you feel nervous about what might go wrong?  While most of us do not face all of life in one mode

Today I will be speaking to a gathering of parents at a youth rally in Livingston, LA.  I am so grateful for the opportunity to encourage, challenge, and equip these parents!  Working with teens and their parents

I hope you have found this "twisted" series valuable.  Feel free to share your thoughts with me and our other followers here at the site.  This is the last letter in the series, "Making the Most of

Letter five in my six-part series, "Making the Most of Family Life": -                                          My dear young tempters,

And my fourth installment in the "Making the Most of Family Life" series, inspired by "The Screwtape Letters": -                                                My dear young tempters,

I just have to tell you about what a great gift-giver God is: I met a fellow Christian counselor at IHOP this morning for a delightful breakfast of harvest grain 'n nut pancakes with blueberries on top. 

Letter number three from my series, "Making the Most of Family Life":                                                  My dear young tempters,  Pop quiz – Which modern mass temptation strategy