A friend of mine used to have a goat farm called “Git Yer Goat.” A wise man once said concerning such things: “If you don’t have a goat to git, nobody can git it.” Obviously, this plays out in our daily

Eutychus and His Kin Several years ago, a Christian magazine ran a regular column called “Eutychus and His Kin.” The column cited humorous happenings in the life of the church based on the

Anyone who’s been through military boot camp knows well what an obstacle course is. You climb up and down walls, hang off of ropes strung across watercourses, crawl on your belly through slimy mud and

If there is a commodity in short supply today, it has to be wisdom. Like you, I’m often astounded by our leaders’ actions and reactions, beginning with the man in the Oval Office. It’s amazing to say the

My journey is one of incredible change through pain. As Paul wrote, “By the grace of God, I am what I am” (1 Cor. 15:10). I had a great deal to deal with, and I confess it took many years of searching,

“And before the throne was a sea of glass” (Rev. 4:6). I once had a dream about a church in which I was speaking that had no walls. People could see in and out. Even the bathrooms had no walls, and no