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Isn’t it fascinating that the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts were written by a doctor? Doctor Luke, who also did some traveling

Isn’t it fascinating that the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts were written by a doctor? Doctor Luke, who also did some traveling

While a student at Wheaton College in the late ’60s, I was part of a student ministry team that weekly sought to touch the lives

As I left the library, a man I had never met stopped me to offer several thoughts about Michigan State University. Not noticing that I

“To learn, you must want to be taught.” I love this rendition of Proverbs 12:1 in The Living Bible. It prompts a question in me: To what extent

Do you have children, grandchildren, or just know a child? If so, you’ll be challenged and inspired by Too Small to Ignore by Wess Stafford, former president

As a young pastor of a growing church, John Maxwell felt unusually stretched as he went about his duties. There was much more to do

God is using Hal and Karen Jensen, a veteran staff couple who serve on Nav Encore staff in Honolulu, to make a real difference for

As I walked into the classroom for my first of three lessons, the professor was folding up a fish into a paper towel and putting

“Why did you come to Siberia?” asked a scientist named Andre, not long after we first met. Deb and I were “non-resident” missionaries to Siberia

“The magnitude and majesty of God” isn’t a likely topic for our daily devotions. It usually takes something significantly impressive—a moment in awe of nature