Transitions test us. They stretch our faith, unsettle our routines, and remind us who is really leading the way. Today is my last day serving full-time at Pensacola Christian College. For six years, God allowed me to walk a path I had never imagined. Tomorrow begins a new chapter as I step into full-time pastoring …
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Not long ago, archaeologists brushed the dust from an Egyptian tomb, sealed before Moses ever raised his staff over the Red Sea. Inside lay the treasures of a vanished world—ornaments, vessels, fragments of power. But among them was something astonishing: jars of honey. Honey, resting in the dark for more than three thousand years, still …
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Wednesday night Bible study was supposed to be uneventful—read the Word, sip coffee, share prayer requests, and head home with our halos only slightly crooked. But God has a way of sending curveballs in the shape of nine-year-old boys. He came striding toward me—small frame, serious face, hand outstretched like he’d just been elected chairman …
There are some truths only time can tell. Some people are like open books—their faults and virtues printed in bold for the world to see. Others carry secrets bound beneath a polished cover, waiting for the clock to turn its pages. That’s what Paul wanted Timothy to remember. He had just finished explaining how to …
A Good Word 