Anchor Points

I used to think the perfect church would be one where everyone held similar views on faith and doctrine; where families held similar values and …

Sometimes we know about their brokenness before they’re exposed to the blinding reality of our dysfunctions. There in the maternity ward with their little wrinkled noses …

The ability to remember is powerful. Think what it would be like if we couldn’t. Years ago I had an early Radio Shack computer that …

Is the world better off because I’m in it? Is it better off because I am a Christian? Is my family, church and community better …

Typically we view debt as a negative thing. If we owe money on a credit card, or have a balance on a car or school …

I think I’ve finally identified what’s missing among many who claim to follow Christ. For months I’ve had this nagging perception that much of what …

I have done a lot of bad things. Before I met Jesus I stole money that wasn’t mine, told lies, and ran away from home. …

Have you ever felt this way about your life? About your family? Maybe about your marriage? Life in the Twenty First Century is complicated. Just …

A paint-by-numbers approach to religion may seem like a wise course. There’s no guessing where to “paint” or what “colors” to use. Everything is spelled …

Imagine waking up to a day where the future is unknown—where the struggle to survive is intense and the odds are against you? Imagine if …