Invested Stories

For the last three months we have been told by our government officials, some elected and some not, to stay away from each other.

I often get asked by friends and people who know I am connected to Wild At Heart, “Which of John Eldredge’s books are the best?” or ...

The thing that I noticed about Elisha is that Elisha’s servant needed to have his eyes opened so he could see the mighty work of God, but …

... faith is not the opposite of doubt; assurance is.

“Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.” – John 20:21...But recently I have discover an slightly fuller context ...

I’m losing a friend this week. His organs are shutting down and the doctor says just a few days are left.

If you’re like me, you don’t think about suffering much. At least not deep, intense, long lasting suffering.

I’ve noticed something new rising in me recently that I am finding I need to guard my heart from ...

Interpretation. This word has been coming up a lot in my world over the last few months.

Ed and I decided to do our first few podcasts around prayer … what prayer is, the challenges, the joys, etc.

Worship is about recognition, motives, and intention. We do, however, need to take the time to consider the nuances of each.

My wife and I were talking the other day about how culture has changed ...

Ok, so we’re busy. Duh! Tell me something I don’t already know Ray.

... "micro-practices" - small things that are simple, accessible, and sustainable to help you pull out of the matrix for just a few minutes.

Whether we admit it or not, all men have the same Core Question ... "Do I have what it takes?"

I wanted to take a minute and remind you of a couple of things.

The following is a excerpt from John Eldredge's book The Journey of Desire ...

Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain. ...

I was poking along on my commute to work recently and I started looking at the things around me.

There is an old adage in the worlds of criminal investigation ...