Maybe God has given you a mission-- a responsibility-- and you're feeling overwhelmed at the moment; like it's time to give up and do something else. Perhaps it is, but if God has truly placed you in this position, then He will give you the strength to persist. So maybe stick it out awhile longer? If God has given you a task, then be ferocious about it. Do it with all your power. It's said that Wolverines and Honey Badgers don't care. Obstacles? Antagonists? Doubters?... "Let

So maybe God has you stranded or detained... Take a deep breath and wait. See what God will do.

A storm is coming and the water is already rising. Get right with God, and then find yourself a battle buddy.

God was telling me last night that he sees me... My mission here is not yet complete, and I don't need to be afraid.

My friend is emancipated-- liberated of the veil of human flesh and suffering and now gets to know God face-to-face.

Is it a problem for us to solve, or is it a God-problem-- like making crops grow?

Crawfish remind me of little worms in armor... yet a hiding place was still provided.

I called her because she has multiple myeloma, and has walked this road before me.

May God lead each of us to someone who needs comfort... even if just for a moment.

God took me on a significant detour last year... But it wasn't just a detour; it was a side quest. A holy mission.

That road ended sharply and was blocked off for my safety. The sign had a big arrow. It was a detour sign.

Make peace with God, and with each other. Hug the ones you love, and leave no unfinished conversations...

Be on the lookout for fellow smokers-- those plucked from the fire and still smelling of smoke. Offer a helping hand. Or a hug. Or whatever.

Many of us are walking in treacherous places right now.

Our tendency is to question God's orders; or sometimes, whether we got them from God in the first place!

I was in a hospital corridor... when I came across a hole cut in the wall...

My wife and I have been together for twenty-six years, but this is our first Thanksgiving...

That's the hardest part, isn't it? The unknown. Sometimes we get answers immediately, sometimes not. (Sometimes never.)

This place lets cancer patients and their caregivers stay free of charge while they are being treated.

As I think about Harvey Dent, the Batman foe known as Two-Face, I am reminded of some of us as we go through life.