I once asked Delaney, a children’s director in Nevada, for her best piece of wisdom for children’s directors. It didn’t take her long to say, “People don’t change as fast as you need them to. So you can either walk around mad at the world, or you can change how you think about people.” What Delaney shared resonated with my own experience as a human. People frustrate me, and I...

Anxious parents are not hard to spot. If they have young kids, they can be stressed and tired, concerned about germs and illness, ultra safety-conscious, and overly protective. If they have older kids, they might be worried about success in sports, academic achievement, and when to buy them a mobile phone. I should know because I was—and still am—one of these anxious parents....

The tomb is empty! We worship and serve a living Savior! As we celebrate that good news this Easter season, it’s important to remind ourselves what that empty tomb really means. What are the implications for us that Jesus indeed has risen from the dead? The Bible describes several, including: 1. Because He has conquered sin and death, those who believe in Him will also live.<...

As you consider your current path, may these reflections from the King James Version of Proverbs serve as field markers to guide you toward God’s good and perfect will. When You Stumble I have taught thee in the way of wisdom; I have led thee in right paths. When thou goest, thy steps shall not be straitened; and when thou runnest, thou shalt not stumble (Proverbs 4:11-12). I...