Dear Friends, Last week’s message discussed what it means to “go back to Galilee” when your calling and your destiny is in Jerusalem. In other words, sometimes God changes our direction from where we thought we were headed with him. How do we respond to those detours? Sometimes those detours can take us through places
Steve Elmore: Give our readers some information about your work at California Baptist University and its mission. Jim Buchholz: I’ve been a Professor of Mathematics & Physics at California Baptist University (CBU) for the past 27+ years. During that time, I have seen the college grow from JBs than 700 students to more than 8500.
Dear Friends, Human nature tends to resist change. A lot of things motivate that resistance — pride, comfort, the threat of loss, fear of the unknown and disruption of familiar patterns and relationships would be some of those things. Yet, because we are mortal with limitations and inadequacies, change is inevitable. Jesus faced change as
Dear Friends, On a cold but sunny winter afternoon, I was seated on a large tractor tire tube racing down a snow-covered mountain slope. The tube hit a mound and went airborne. The rider in front of me fell off. I hung on when the tube slammed down. My neck wrenched with a crunch. I
Dear Friends, Scripture tells Christ followers, “We walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Cor 5:7). Yet there are times when heeding the Lord’s call and following his instruction brings us to a place of realistic impossibility, severely challenging our faith. Prominent Bible stories of such circumstances involve impassable bodies of water, both literal and