In my ministry to parents, I’ve met many who feel like failures. Their children have not turned out the way they had hoped. Sons and daughters have left home on bad terms, gotten involved in drugs and promiscuity, and have even … Continue reading →
My friend and fellow author, Robert Z. Hicks (I call him Bob), has written several picture books for children. His latest release, Danny the Dragon, is another gem in the Robert Z. Hicks collection.
Continue reading →Have you ever served on a jury panel? If yes, you may recall being asked by one of the opposing attorneys to “consider the evidence with an open mind.” It’s time we applied that same principle to other areas of … Continue reading →
As a kid, I always loved those little 2″ x 3″ cards you could get at the local Christian bookstore that had the meaning of my name on them. Over the years, I collected quite a few of them. I would … Continue reading →
What constitutes a healthy understanding of sin, and how does it affect our lives on earth and on into eternity? It grieves me to think of the masses of people who think if they do more good things than bad in their … Continue reading →
My eldest son was only three years old when his great-granddad died. We tried to break the news gently, but that little boy was devastated. He pulled the bed covers high over his head and hid from us. And no matter … Continue reading →