We are careful about what we allow through the doors of our homes, but how careful are we about what we allow through our ear gate?

Oral Roberts University has a special place in my heart. Back in the 1990s, for several years, I took 20 to 30 ladies there for a special women’s conference featuring Lindsay Roberts and Cheryl Salem.

Have you ever tested the limits of God's power in your life?  Have you stretched your imagination to dream about what he could do?

My Pastor taught on Leadership recently. I have read many self-help books on Leadership from authors like Myles Munroe, John Maxwell, and others.

I learned to drive a stick-shift in Driver’s Ed class. Oh, the shuddering and sputtering that occurred when I missed the timing while shifting gears.

Jesus told His disciples, “Let us go to the other side.” They stepped into the boat, but along the way, a storm arose.

Do you think the only time God’s pleased with you is when you are doing “spiritual stuff” like reading the Bible, attending church, praying, or sharing your faith?

I was listening to a video the other day, and I have to share with you what was said. Sammy Rodriguez, a powerful preacher of the Gospel, was telling a story about an interview he had at a church.

When my youngest son was about four or five years old, he came home from church and excitedly told me, “Mommy, I learned a new song at church today!”

The word flourish means to grow and develop in a healthy, vigorous way. It means to prosper, produce, succeed, and live a fruitful life.

We often want God to move now. We pray, we wait, and sometimes we wonder if anything is happening.

We all go through difficult seasons. Some challenges come with life—growing older, dealing with limitations, and experiencing the heartbreak of losing people we love.

George spent his early years shuffled between foster homes till one day, Maria Watkins, a childless washwoman, found him sleeping in her barn.

Mark Twain once said, “The two most important days of your life are the day you were born and the day you find out why you were born.”

I was going through some notes from a business meeting I attended several months ago when something caught my eye.

Gideon didn’t feel very strong when God called him. He was hiding, uncertain, and wondering how he could possibly make a difference.

Grace is often defined as unmerited favor—something we receive that we could never earn or deserve.

Most of us have a hard time with this Scripture. Let’s be honest—no one likes suffering or going through hard times.

I don't know about you, but today's verse has always challenged me.

Moses did something we need to do: “Moses used to take a tent and pitch it outside the camp some distance away, calling it the  ‘tent of meeting’.