Sharing Life, Leadership and Well Faith
Sharing Life, Leadership and Well Faith
Biblical reflections and practical encouragement to help you grow in faith, face challenges, and apply God’s Word to everyday life.
Have you ever said something you immediately regretted? A few careless words can damage a relationship, start an argument, or change the direction of your life. But the right words can encourage someone, strengthen their faith, and help them discover…
I wrote this Christian encouragement especially for someone facing serious illness, receiving hospice care, or wondering whether their earthly life may soon come to an end. You can read it at your own pace or have someone read it to…
As a pastor, I have opportunities to talk with people when they discover that eternity may be closer than they expected. Sometimes they are facing a serious illness. Sometimes they are in hospice care, or their family has just received…
Time is one of God’s most valuable gifts, and once it is gone, we cannot get it back. Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that there is a time for everything. Learn how to recognize life’s changing seasons, use your time wisely, enjoy God’s gifts, and live with eternity in view.
Explore the book of Jonah and discover what it teaches about answering God’s call, trusting Him in desperate situations, receiving grace after failure, and learning to share God’s compassion for others.
Sometimes the storms we face are the result of our own choices. We make a bad decision, ignore good advice, or head in the wrong direction and eventually experience the consequences. But other storms come through circumstances we did not…
Strengthening faith requires facing challenges, much like physical exercise builds strength through resistance. Trials are inevitable in life; they provide opportunities for growth and endurance when approached with trust in God. Seeking His wisdom amid difficulties fosters resilience, allowing us to respond faithfully while preparing for future obstacles.
Temptation often gains strength long before we give in. A personal story about apple fritters illustrates why we cannot keep visiting temptation and expect to resist it. Discover practical biblical help from James 1 for recognizing temptation, avoiding its trap, and trusting God’s provision.
True freedom is not the absence of boundaries but living in accordance with God's will. It involves wisdom and integrity, guiding our choices to avoid the chaos of sin. Through reverence for God and the teachings of Jesus, individuals can experience true freedom, defined by faithfulness, holiness, and love, overcoming life's challenges.
Communion is a time to remember Christ, examine your spiritual condition, confess sin, and renew your commitment to follow Him.
Alcohol may promise relaxation and freedom, but Proverbs warns that it can lead to foolishness, sorrow, addiction, and destruction. Before you take another drink, consider who or what is controlling your life.
The post emphasizes the significance of communion as a moment for believers to gather, reflect, and renew their relationship with Jesus Christ. It highlights the importance of recognizing Jesus' sacrifice and encourages personal examination, confession of sin, and trust in God's timing. Ultimately, it reinforces that salvation is through faith in Jesus alone.
Busy days can distract us from what matters most. A lesson from working on a car shows why communion invites us to pause, examine our hearts, and remember Jesus.
A car can sound powerful without the engine to match. Could our faith be mostly noise? Consider what it means to move beyond religious appearances and truly follow Jesus.
Psalm 71 emphasizes the importance of sharing God's deeds and faith throughout one's life, fostering personal conversations and connections. It encourages looking to the next generation and utilizing various tools, like podcasts and social media, to spread God's word. The goal is consistent testimony to God's power and presence in every context.