When it comes to weeding, I’m afraid my thoughts go faster to the devil than to God. Thoughts from a summertime gardener.

With unsure footing, they were—and sometimes we are—caught in the space of both/and.

It’s a simple message, really, but if “revolution” means “change,” it’s truly the most revolutionary message of all.

If you’ve had some success, you. may start believing you did it yourself. You may start forgetting how much you need God daily.

After thinking about the psalmist’s outcry to God, I decided I, like him, have a troubling tendency to tell God how to do his work.

Most of the time I can ignore criticism, but the enemy knows when I’m tired, I’m vulnerable to the negativity. But I don’t have to give in to it!

It’s the Fourth of July! Be sure and read yesterday’s post, linked here. Or follow any of these links for an uplifting beginning to your new week.

“God Bless America,” made famous by Kate Smith decades ago, really is a prayer, not a national anthem. Let’s pray the prayer this Independence Day.

When I find myself stuck between my problems and my weaknesses, I do well to imitate King Asa.

We need God at every age, through every stage of our life. But our biggest challenge may be to help the next generation discover that, too.