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As Pagans, we would all do well to keep a Bible around. But only because it comes in super handy for witchcraft.

Christ had defeated the gods on their own turf, and the fallout was tremendous.  We find ourselves in 2024 where the ancient gods who went underground have resurfaced with a vengeance.  The scene on the earth has changed since they were dethroned, and their tactics have changed.  This is what we’ll

A few years ago, I felt uncomfortable in the workplace due to the attitudes and actions of my boss and some colleagues. The situation got so bad I was at the point of quitting my job.

One day, I looked across a valley and saw a garden of maize. I wondered why the garden had been planted in such a hot, sandy, and dry place.

The psalmist said God’s word was a lamp to his feet and a light to his path. Recently, I had an experience where God’s word enlightened my path. I had been hurt deeply by someone’s unkind words to me. For a number of days, all I could think of were those unkind words.

When I was a teenager my father died, my university admission was unsuccessful, and I barely had enough food to eat. I was overwhelmed and struggled to pray.

During my career I had the opportunity to give numerous presentations. Over the years I’ve also had the pleasure of giving the sermon at my church on many occasions, and the preparation process I used at work has helped me put together sermons as well.

Trusting God is easy when the results don’t really matter. Like when we are praying for a parking spot. But do we trust him when the results really matter

This week's meditation featured in High Plains Journal and provided by The Upper Room.

No! Israel’s protector never sleeps or rests!—Psalm 121:4 (CEB)