Throughout the study of 'Experiencing God', Henry Blackaby reminds and reinforces a principle that is foundational to our purpose on this earth. The principle is that God is always at work in His creation in accordance with His perfect will. God's plan will never contradict or stand in conflict with His word. We discover God's will by searching God's word and consequently fulfill the purpose He has for us in His predetermined plan. While God's will is timeless and determined

I was reading Max Lucado's book a few days ago titled--'Outlive Your Life.' The book expands on the first twelve chapters of the book of Acts and the everyday challenges that the early disciples faced and how they still apply to what we face almost two-thousand years later. If you have read it or desire to read it, you will discover in the early pages of the book a story that challenges the way most think (and behave) today. Max shares what he calls a fable on a person named

In our summer series on 1 Peter 2, Kyle Idleman brought out an interesting thought that Randel House expanded on in our discussion period. The point was centered around 'cravings'. Have you ever had a 'craving' for something that directed or re-directed your plans? Could have been a trip to the ice cream store or the local coffee shop. It simply did not matter how far out of the way it was or how much time it would involve, the 'craving' would not be denied until fully satisf