It’s a dilemma I’m not faced with much in suburban Colorado Springs. But there was a time when I had to deal with it daily during my six year tenure on Capitol Hill. Sometimes I gave a buck or two, sometimes I offered to buy food, but most of the time …
Jesus never says to make converts – He says to make disciples. Unfortunately, we have no clue what discipleship really looks like.
This past Wednesday, I led a Seder with my Bible study. Seder is a dinner to commemorate the beginning of the Jewish holiday of Passover. Now, I’m not Jewish (although I am fascinated with learning more about the culture of biblical Israel). I l …
Last year I was co-leading a drama ministry at my church. After nine months of creating and performing original dramas, a series of events, along with the Holy Spirit’s nudge, convinced us the group should not continue. My co-leader and I agreed to pr …
Over the past week, I’ve spoken with two attractive, gifted single women about the headaches of dating. Both of these women have great jobs here at Focus on the Family, are fun to be with and have a lot to offer in the roles they’d love to play some da …
Kids do best when they have both a mother and father caring for them, of course, but what about single adults who have a heart for kids and are interested in adoption? Should they really consider adopting a child? If they have a strong sense that the L …
Love can be painful — and the truest love often is. It is sacrificial, humble and long-suffering. And, ultimately, love is a choice.
Being sick when you’re single is no fun. You’re wishing someone would bring you soup, run to the store for medicine, or just watch TV with you. But some see sickness as an opportunity to read Scripture and lean on the Lord. Viewing sickness as an oppor …
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