Our life stories are interesting things. When we are little, we play and dream without any idea of what is ahead. We do not know what we will face, who we will meet, or what will shape us. But somewhere deep down, we seem to know that life will not always be easy.

When you get the gift, reach a goal, or find yourself in a new situation, the question “So now what?” usually shows up. It sure does for me. Christmas is over and the New Year is right in front of us, so what’s NEXT?

Have you ever revisited a Christmas story from childhood and realized it still speaks to you, just in a different way?

Have you ever considered how God uses whatever He wants to get your attention? What tools has He provided you to help you on your journey in your faith?

With time you get the chance to reflect on how things started and how things have happened right up and until this very moment. This is about the love I found in the woman that God allowed me to marry.

How a small gift in a treat bag gave me a glimpse of heaven.

The murder of Charlie Kirk has brought out so many reactions. Here is my take.

Have you ever looked in the mirror and wondered, “Who am I, really?”

If we’re honest, we’ve all asked it… why follow Jesus? What’s the point?

What could this day have been like? Our teacher has been killed. We’re in shock. No clear path forward. No clue what to do next. We’re ju

Have you ever truly paid attention to the lyrics of some songs? Sometimes, they cut straight to the heart, don’t they?

Do you believe that your days are numbered? What are you doing about that?

How do you reconcile your life? When you get to a certain point how do you connect with the Spirit to understand “What now?”

What would your life look like if you lived expecting Jesus to return at any moment? How would your priorities change?

Can we know how God thinks? Do we truly feel like we have it figured out? If not us, then who?

How do you spend your time? What season are you in? Is what you are experiencing going to last forever?

Have you ever met someone that just seemed to have it all together? They walked their talk?

Why do some Christians seem to hear from God and others don’t? What holds us back from hearing from God?

We all have witnessed the passing of someone close to us. How do we process it when someone goes Home?

Have you ever thought about Holy Week? Taken the time to walk with Jesus as He changed everything?