Figuratively, what negatively gets under your skin? We all have things that irritate, bother, or annoy us. Sometimes those things are worries that won’t leave our minds or feelings we just cannot shake off so we obsess about them. Now, let me ask what positively gets under your skin? For

In our relationship with the Lord, we are being taught all the time about two realities: 1) God has no limitations, so we must stop confining him by our human thinking; and 2) As human beings, we are loaded with limitations and we must ‘come to the end of ourselves.’

I have this inner quickening in my soul that “time” for repentance is soon coming to an end—God’s plan is closer to being fulfilled with each passing day. Humanity must repent from sin [unbelief] and turn to God for salvation. We presently have a divine delay provided by what Scripture

Yesterday, was a time of celebration for us at Connect2Christ Church; we celebrated 15 years of ministry exalting Christ and sharing his love in our midst and in our community. In many ways, leading up to the celebration was a challenging time for me. The week continued, as in earlier

I have had very little time to read or watch the news the past few days, but what I did see late Wednesday evening was heart-wrenching; so disturbingly evil. Of course I am referring to the murder of Charlie Kirk.  Sin [rebellion against God who is Love)] can make human

On September 11, 2001, nineteen terrorist based in Afghanistan [15 from Saudi Arabia, 2 UAE, 1 Lebanon, 1 Egypt] from al-Qaeda [Islamic extremists] hijacked four commercial airplanes and sent a message of death and destruction killing 2,977 people from ninety nations. Al-Qaeda sees the United States as an obstacle to