In his prior blog post, Cecil said not to take on every problem in the world. This time, he tells us how to know which problems to tackle.

Our fear expands when we consider all the problems of the world. But God has the world in his hands and only parcels out a small part to us.

"Man's chief end is to glorify God, and to enjoy God forever." How can we do this, starting today?

Playing cornerback in football requires some of the highest maturity of any position in sports. In a game where the opposing receiver has...

The boy knew that the countless starfish that had washed up on the beach would not survive. So he began picking them up and tossing them...

A big spiritual problem in the Great Cultural Divide is that we try to do God's job, because we feel like it's not getting done.

It's natural to hate and not forgive our enemies. Jesus says to do the opposite. Do we trust him enough to obey him?

The words leaped off the page at me. An Amazon reviewer, in discussing my book "From Comfort Zone to Trust Zone" and how comfort zones...

If we're worried about money, or a raft of other things, it signals that we are not giving lordship control of our lives to Jesus.

In this blog series, I'm looking at faith gaps caused by fear. If you're like me, you tend to pray for the things you want. You pray for...

In this series of faith gaps caused by fear, we might lack serenity that will serve us in the toughest moments. A Jesus relationship helps.

In this blog series opener, Cecil explores the root cause of our faith troubles: Fear.

Cecil recommends reading through the Gospels slowly in a year to fully absorb and understand the teachings and life of Jesus.

It's almost too much to look at. Going shopping or basically going anywhere during Christmas time is a sensory overload experience....

Christmas has become too secular for many of us. We can counter that feeling by offering God-like gifts to God and to others.

In this first edition of a series on putting Christ into Christmas, Cecil proposes a solution that allows the weary world to rejoice.

Cecil gives three ideas for countering the peer pressure that other adults apply to us.

How can we maintain relationships if we differ on major things? Try common ground.

Cecil shows the importance of awareness in being kind, as he relates a kind event he saw in a Dairy Queen.

Cecil discovered a formula for facing fear when challenged with his own overwhelming terror.