What if I said that I love my wife, want to spend forever with her, and that she is the best thing that ever happened to me? You would say, “How sweet.” What if I went on to say that I don’t really care to know anything about her and that what people think about her is not important even if what they think is completely wrong? You would say, “I don’t get how you can love her and not know anything about her?” This is what it is like when people say that they don’t care abou

Depression is brutal, real, and Christians are not immune to it. One of the powers of depression is that it makes you think you are the only one… it likes to isolate. What you need to know is that depression is not as uncommon as you might think. Many great Christians over the past 2,000 years have suffered from depression at levels ranging from seasonal to full on. Charles Spurgeon and Martin Luther are just two of them that battled against the dark cloud of depression.

Prayer is a strange thing. It seems like we are treating God like Santa Claus by bringing our list of wants to Him. I have wondered why we even pray if God is all-powerful and already knows what is going to happen. Why bother? Other times I have wondered why God seems to answer some prayers and not others. Does God only answer the prayers of people who have it all together? I even have silly questions like “What if two equal football teams pray to win the football game…