Andrew knew Dutch, English and German. But the pastor and his people spoke only Romanian, Czech or Polish. So how could they communicate?


Andrew knew Dutch, English and German. But the pastor and his people spoke only Romanian, Czech or Polish. So how could they communicate?

Rejecting God when trouble hits is the equivalent of breaking the chain and dropping the anchor into the sea BECAUSE a storm is raging.

Victorian lamplighters lit all the streetlamps by hand. Jesus does too. When we came to Christ, He kindled an eternal light in each of us.

How come some believers remain harsh, critical, proud and judgmental? Other Christians become more loving,, mirroring Christ’s nature.

In the story of Jesus’ birth, Joseph seems like a minor character, but he’s not. The Trinity hand-picked Joseph to be Jesus’ earthly dad.

In his parable of the Sower, Jesus talks about the value of being fruitful, and having good soil in our heart. But how do we keep it good?

Seeds among the thorns is a thorny problem. Getting rid of the weeds in our own hearts isn’t easy. But please be encouraged by my story.

Rocky soil in a believer’s heart doesn’t just happen. Bad teaching distorts who God is and blocks a Christian’s ability to grow deep roots.

In Matthew 13, Jesus explained the parable of the sower. Can the spiritual soil of our hearts be changed? Yes, and I’m living proof.

It’s the worst commandment Jesus ever gave us and the toughest to obey, but the fruit it produces in our lives is rich and lasting.