The Psalmist has a tendency to strike a chord (pun intended) with those who read their work. The full gamut of emotions can be seen within the Psalter; it is a book the depth of which can't ever be reached. Yet it is such a simple read. I recommended to a friend of mine who struggles some with reading Scripture, that they consider reading the Psalms. They're oftentimes short, and very approachable. The writers very much wear their emotions on their sleeves. Sometimes so much

Tonight's post share comes from a site I've mentioned previously, one that I actually have used quite often over the years. Got Questions does a great job of breaking down answers in a concise and Biblical way, and I found this particular article to be very practical. Spiritual gifts can be something that confuses many, and some tend to either go overboard with the idea or shy away from it altogether. But believers have them, and it's something to look into. God has designe

The other day as I headed to church, I noticed, as I often do, the trees alongside of the road. At this time of year, the trees along this particular stretch of road are adorned with some of the best fall color. But a thought came to mind about them. Spring is a very pretty time of year, but I think many would argue that it is fall where trees really are at their most beautiful. And yet, it is for such a brief time and then they are bare, lifeless, asleep. It reminded me that