Many years ago, I read this about Mother Teresa. A reporter had asked her, “Mother Teresa, your prayers must be very special. What exactly do you say when you pray to God?” Her response came quickly, “Oh, I don’t talk much. I mostly listen.” When I first read that, I was puzzled. I wondered about that and pondered her answer seriously because in my prayers, I did all the talking. How about you? Do you primarily talk to God and rarely listen? Then let me challenge you to a di

I was. You see, after the suicide death of a loved one, especially a child or a spouse, you feel that you contributed to their decision to leave the relationship. You feel partly responsible, don’t you? I fully understand that line of thinking, but today, I would like to introduce you to Milton Vincent, the author of A Gospel Primer for Christians, and I would recommend you purchase this book. It’s a short book, but it will bless you for the rest of your life! Honestly! List

Sometimes we feel helpless—just don’t know what to say to God. Here’s great news: the words don’t really matter. It’s our hearts and minds that matter to him, which unfolds this important question: Where do you stand with God? What is your relationship? He desires a deep, trusting relationship—one that grows stronger with a faith that is fed by his Word. The simple truth is this: we can’t trust God if we don’t know him. Don’t let the unknown future keep you from a new beginni