People are quitting too easily. They quit a difficult marriage. They quit a job. They quit a hard task. Anyone can start and have a “honeymoon” but it takes a certain mentality to stay and finish the job.

Here are some ways to confront a friend without becoming confrontational.

“Order brings stability.” Confusion, shortage, stress, disappointment, and broken relationships make your life feel unstable.

Ephesians 4 and 5 give us 10 indicators that you are finally starting to “grow up.”

Here are some things that restore my sense of sanity, balance, and predictability.

Everybody knows we need faith to please God. We need faith to get answers to prayer. How do we get it? How do we use it?

Is happiness in life found by having no need or in meeting other’s needs?

Disappointment doesn’t have to disable you.

This one thing I have learned this year: “We all grow STRONG IN THE STRUGGLE.”

Pray this way for a national revival in America.

What can we do to bring our nation back to God?

Words change your destiny. Look at David’s “three giants” and how he used words to overcome them:

“Playing dead” is a trick used by the opossum when “fight or flight” is not an option.

Check out these few recommendations to help you come out of the emotional “vortex”

Let me give you some “en-couraging” thoughts if your “C” meter is on “E”:

“Giving” is the root word of “forgiving.”  It’s almost safe to say they come from the same “root.”

Here are the top 5 things you can focus on to keep yourself “sharp” during these challenging times:

Your ATTITUDE is contagious—the power of a complaint

The Bible gives the secret: “Be strong IN THE LORD and in the power of HIS MIGHT.” (Eph. 6: 10)

We all want to do better with our time. The secret of using time wisely is in the “perfect day.”