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 …
Continue reading Sweeter Than Honey: What the Bible Says About God’s Enduring Word
Have you ever mistaken someone’s pain for rudeness? I have. Not long ago, I sat in a room full of Christian professionals, listening to stories of faith in the workplace. One story in particular has stayed with me. A veterinarian stood and began quietly, “People think my work is mostly about animals. Truth is, it …
I recently learned about a business exercise called the Marshmallow Challenge. It was created by designer Peter Skillman as a way to explore how teams solve problems. It is simple enough. Divide people into teams of four, hand them a handful of spaghetti sticks, a roll of tape, and a single marshmallow. Then give them …
Continue reading The Joy of the Lord: A Lesson from the Marshmallow Challenge
Ever noticed how Coca-Cola just hits different at McDonald’s? It’s colder, crisper, bubblier—like it took a cold shower, ironed its shirt, and showed up early to impress. Try it sometime. Taste a Coke from Burger King, Wendy’s, maybe Culver’s, and then take a sip at McDonald’s. One taste, and you’ll nod your head in agreement: …
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