Belief – Page 2 – Teaming Life

Watching a 3-D movie without 3-D glasses is a bland and boring experience. Looking at your life through the wrong lens can be the same way.

When an elephant is in the room, hunt him down … but be careful and be prayerful. We have all experienced those times in discussions with our

The best “insurance policy” you can have to guard you from discouragement is friendship. Discouragement pulls us away from the thing we need most

My daughter was excited. Driving home from work with dad several years ago, my 4-year-old was eager to tell me of her joy. “I’m so excited, Dad.

How do you read your Bible – as a theorist or lover? First and foremost, as a student/scholar or a eager pursuer? Chris Webb, President of

In the beloved classic Pinocchio, the puppet that wanted so to be a “real boy” was devoid of one essential component – a “conscience.” Since he

Mitt Romney and John F. Kennedy have something in common. They both have come under sharp scrutiny with the press and with some of the public

An honoring culture is one that is always flowing with regular praise and recognition. It is characterized by consistent mutual support and

The Biblical value of teams over individual efforts is described in resonant and simple terms in Ecclesiastes. It is especially interesting that,

Disappointment was my first response when I learned that Rick Warren, Pastor of Saddleback Church, had decided to cancel the 2012 Civil Forum on

What was Jesus’ P.O.V.? And how did he view the places, people and things around him? If you could see the world now the way Jesus saw it then,

If you ever want to make an elevator ride interesting, just casually ask the fellow riders in the car what they think about THE BIBLE. And, then,