Free Bible study
To equip you on the journey of faith.
He is... therefore i am
Is there a difference between what your mind knows to be true about God and what your heart seems to believe?
The He is... therefore i am Bible study (co-authored with Julie Turner) examines six attributes of God's character and encourages participants to embrace the corresponding truths in their own lives.
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From the blog
A collection of posts to encourage you in your faith.
Closer to Center
If a pessimist should learn optimism, then would the converse also hold true? Should the optimist learn pessimism? Our culture holds the trait of optimism in high regard. We like optimists almost as much as we like extraverts. I suspect most of readers will immediately answer that question with a…
Read MoreAre faith and optimism synonyms?
Can a Christian be a pessimist? I certainly hope so. Or I’ve got a lot more to be worried about than my general disposition. Maybe the more important question is whether faith and optimism are synonymous. Do these two words mean the same thing? Methinks not. I believe they are…
Read MoreExpecting the worst
Parent-teacher conferences. Few situations reveal my pessimistic nature more than these semi-annual conversations with teachers. How awful does it sound that some of my most negative beliefs occur around my kids? (But then I wonder whether that might be true about a lot of us? Please don’t leave me hangin’…
Read MorePure /pyo͝or/
What things, exactly, does Paul want us to “think on”? It’s time to define some terms again. My theme verse for this series is Philippians 4:8: Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honorable, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of…
Read MoreLet’s do lunch
I pack school lunches every. single. morning. And I have for nearly ten years now. Last week, as I stood in my kitchen, staring down at the empty lunch boxes on my kitchen counter, I got a little grumpy about having to do it again. “I’m so over making lunches.”…
Read MoreThink on these things: A 31 day series on learning optimism
I am a pessimist. There. I said it. It may not make me popular, but it’s true. This “glass half full” way of going through life isn’t something I chose; some of my earliest memories and childhood decisions were couched in it. It colors my every day as an adult.…
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Our Daily Bread devotionals
I've been writing devotional articles for Our Daily Bread since 2016. It's one of my greatest joys. I love hearing from readers (maybe that's how you found me?) how God has used my work in their lives. You can easily find all the articles I've authored by clicking the linked button below and searching by author.