For those of you who are Christian wives, there's a very special, but sometimes puzzling, thread in that tapestry: the call to honor your husbands. Hold on a second, before you imagine yourself delicately curtsying or polishing his golf clubs, let's set the record straight. This isn't about being a doormat; it's a spiritual act with much deeper purposes than you realize. It's a reflection of a relationship so epic that it's used to describe Christ and His relationship with Hi

A wife is an invaluable partner in this synergistic relationship. Men, too often, we let our ego get in the way and dismiss her recommendations. We think, "How can her idea be good if it wasn't mine?" This is a big mistake. As Solomon also warned, "Pride goeth before the fall." When you're standing on your own, there's no one to pick you up when you inevitably take a tumble.

So, how do we, as regular folks without a professional healing gift, pray for someone’s healing? It’s not about being a spiritual heavyweight. It’s about being an intercessor, a humble conduit for God’s grace. Be the clay jar that holds the healing waters. Here’s the best approach to take.

Man carries his beliefs around like three coins in his pocket. One coin might have immense value, while another might be completely worthless and counterfeit—a fugazi! The denominations for the coins are experiential, influential, and intuitive. The easiest way to determine their value and express it is what we “know,” what we “think,” and what we “feel.” 

It is clear that the answer to this eternal question is not a matter of wishful thinking or good intentions. It’s a matter of action and belief. "If you’re considering heaven, you'd better make sure you have confessed your sins and proclaimed Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior." This is the core Christian belief system laid bare, a truth that is both simple and monumental. It's not a soft suggestion; it's a direct, uncompromising statement that requires a choice.

A feather’s touch to the tips of our ears with a breeze’s whisper, an exuberant scramble of a forest cascade, an early morning greeting from a distant seabird—these sounds convey tranquility and peace. Explosions of breakers against cliffs, fits and flare-ups of hurricane surge, detonations of earsplitting thunder—these sounds all carry the omen of panic and dread. Sound provides another dimension to Man’s existence. Along with our other senses, it’s another protective elemen