Live With Flair

I love Proverbs 3:13-18 and the promise of what wisdom brings. We read this: 13 Blessed is the one who finds wisdom,     and the one who

Since God’s ways are always right and good, I can trust that whatever happens, it represents a form of mercy and deliverance. I might not

Today, my family and some friends wandered on a trail around a pond in Ft. Collins, Colorado called Red Fox Meadows. It was a gentle, one

This morning I read in Tozer’s The Purpose of Man, this lovely quote: “God made you in order that you might stand up and charm the

I’m studying the Parable of the Lost Son in Luke 15, and I realize again the vital practice of seeing oneself as the parent who welcomes

I leave for a 5:30 AM walk. I’m in another city nothing like my own, yet so much feels familiar at this hour. The certain

I consider how, when we learn something new–like a new word or concept–we suddenly seem to encounter it everywhere. We have what scientists call “selective attention.”

I notice in Psalm 33, 40, 96, 98, 144, and 149 how we’re invited to sing to the Lord a “new song.” I wonder: Why

I love learning more and more about worshipping God. Worship, I’m thinking, means delighting in Him, honoring Him, celebrating Him, responding to Him, communing with