Inspiring Change

This past week I read a narrative poem titled “The Hanging of the Crane”, that left an unexpected impression on me. Rarely, if ever, do I read poetry, but this particular week I decided to read one of the old, crusty books I purchased from my recent thrifting adventures. The book I selected was written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1874 and it addressed the topic of the family. Longfellow begins his book by depicting a sacred moment that is foreign to those living in the t

This week I finished reading the book of Job after about a month of slowly walking through this story marked by pain and difficulty. Outside of the larger take away from Job’s story that God is supremely greater in wisdom, power and glory than any other part of His creation, there was another point that stuck out to me from the text. Man is more than dust. Contrary to what the Materialist would believe, man is more than matter. You and I are more than a lump of cells that we

This article is for those who have wondered how they can be right with God. It is a hopeful reminder that we have one who has already gone before us to defend our cause before the God who made us. The verdict is in and we can now stand forgiven.