
Drive past a wheat field in late August, just before harvest, and look closely at the heads of grain. The ones that filled out well[…]

Out in farm country, you’ll often find an old rain barrel sitting under the corner of a barn roof. In a wet spring it runs[…]

There is a stretch of every spring when a farmer has nothing at all to show for his work. He put the seed in the[…]

Key takeaways: Hebrews 12:15 warns of a “root of bitterness” — hidden, growing resentment planted by a real offense that, left unchecked, springs up to[…]

Key takeaways: Ecclesiastes 11:1 commands us to ‘cast thy bread upon the waters’ — to send out something valuable (provision, labor, the gospel) without demanding[…]

Key takeaways: Ecclesiastes 9:11 observes that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong — because ‘time and chance happeneth[…]

Key takeaways: Making every day count means redeeming the time — buying your hours back from a world that wants to waste them (Ephesians 5:15-16),[…]

Key takeaways: Christ-esteem — “not I, but Christ liveth in me” (Galatians 2:20) — is the biblical answer to the self-esteem debate, freeing you from[…]

TL;DR: To be still and know (Psalm 46:10) means ceasing from self-effort and trusting God’s finished work. Hebrews 4 warns that many saved Christians never[…]

Most Christians feel pulled in two directions when it comes to ambition. One voice insists hard work is the answer—rise early, plan thoroughly, push past[…]