In 1752, a woman in Germany penned the words of what is named today in song--"Be Still My Soul". What a powerful bible based song Katharina Amalia Dorthea von Schlegel gave us well over 250 years ago ...

I sailed easily through my 50th, 60th and 70th birthdays. Why does this one feel so different? Being a chronically spiritual person, I look on this moment through the eyes of my soul. People wiser ...

Rob and Kevin put their hands on me, and the heat that went through my ... anchor. “She loves you as much as you want. Through her to him, she focused me on making closer relations with Jesus.” ...

It's not my soul. It's not even close to being who I am, and it has nothing to do with what I was talking about in the message." Hours later, Sugar Creek Baptist Church issued a statement late ...

may thy face smile on my soul all free. Oh may I cry with rapturous love, I've placed my trust in thee.

As I write, I am reminded of so many instances in my personal life where I quickly lost sight of the anchor of my soul and was swept away by the waves of flippancy. Oh, how quickly are our souls ...

enlarge it that you may enter in. It is ruinous, O repair it! It displeases Your sight. I confess it, I know.