Category: Ponder on this

On a personal note, professionally I have worked as a Vice President of Finance for 26 years at JP Morgan Chase. I retired from that first career and worked forContinue readingChristians in the Secular Workplace

There are many ways we can show our love for another person. Buying a gift for someone, helping a friend with financial aid when they are in a bind, andContinue readingPrayer – The Greatest Show of Love We Can Share

Back in the time of Moses, Egypt was one of the great civilizations and world powers of ancient times. And Moses, as the adopted son of Pharaoh’s daughter, stood toContinue readingWhat is of Greater Value than the Treasures of Egypt?

Popular Christian author Max Lucado makes the following insightful comment concerning the two most consequential gardens in human history: “The Bible is the story of two gardens: Eden and Gethsemane.Continue readingA Tale of Two Gardens

In the economy of God negative circumstances are often the vehicles the Lord uses the most to show forth His glory. The late Olympic athlete, Eric Liddell, confirms this thoughtContinue readingThe Truth About Circumstances

Warren W. Wiersbe said it well when he shared: “People who walk by faith don’t see obstacles, they see opportunities.”1 The Christian life is a grand adventure that is constantlyContinue readingObstacles or Opportunities

Trusting Jesus, I believe, is the ultimate cure for Christians who still struggle with their battles with worry. For you see when we cast our cares on Jesus, He givesContinue readingTrusting Jesus – The Great Antidote for Worry

Did you know that in the economy of God trials are often the gift that nobody wants. And if you want to grow in your walk with the Lord andContinue readingTrials and Circumstances

Pastor James MacDonald once said: “Faith sees the opportunity; doubt sees the obstacles.”1 Pastor MacDonald also said when discussing doubt’s twin cousin worry: “When we worry, we are telling God,Continue readingFaith vs Doubt

In their marvelous book, Fearfully and Wonderfully, Philip Yancey and Dr. Paul Brand make one of the most insightful observations on personal fulfillment I have ever read. Take a fewContinue readingThe Blessings of Self-denial