• Waterfall

    Think on These Things

    By Joshua Williams

    There’s a famous line penned by screenwriter Colin Welland in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire when Olympian and missionary Eric Liddell declares, “I believe God made me for a purpose, for…

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  • In Search of An Enemy

    By Joshua Williams

    Have you ever noticed how little kids often quarrel over the silliest things? A borrowed toy, the remote control, who last performed a chore, or who was the first in line. As…

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  • Badlands at night

    Sleep On Holy Ground

    By Joshua Williams

    As part of our weekly Bible Study, my family and I have been making our way back through Genesis. We’ve been exploring the unique way the Holy Spirit seeks to melt away…

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  • Blade of grass at sunrise

    Falling Seed

    By Joshua Williams

    When my siblings and I were still very young, our mother nurtured a robust collection of large tropical house plants. It was still the early eighties, and this common decor trend remained…

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  • Hay bales

    Civilian Pursuits

    By Joshua Williams

    “Mind your own business!” So goes the common retort. Typically spoken in moments of heated discussion, childish quarrels, or hot political debates, it’s a very common way of expressing disgust when someone…

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  • Lamb laying in hay

    Without a Shepherd

    By Joshua Williams

    “What does pliable mean, Daddy?” My youngest daughter asked. “It means to easily bend or be persuaded to do something” I replied. Her inquiry was sparked by having heard the name of…

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  • Canyon walls

    Hidden Truth

    By Joshua Williams

    In the fifty-first chapter of the book of Psalms, we discover a poem expressing a profound statement of timeless wisdom. The psalmist declared, “Behold, you delight in truth in the inward being,…”…

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  • Wall ruins

    Where is Love?

    By Joshua Williams

    Few passages of scripture conjure more passion and vivid depictions of true love between two people than those found in Song of Songs. Though scholars debate it's origin, most attribute this eloquently…

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  • Daisy flower

    Without You

    By Joshua Williams

    A little more than ten years ago my mom passed away. For many challenging months she battled brain cancer until Jesus called her home. My mother was a beautifully complex child of…

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  • Mountain

    As I Follow Christ

    By Joshua Williams

    This year our family dedicated several months to traveling around the country. After a winter of detailed planning, we packed up the RV and all six of us embarked on weeks of…

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