The deepest gold mine in the world is Mponeng in South Africa. Its depth, two-and-a-half miles, equals ten Empire State Buildings! It has 236 miles of tunnels which are traversed…
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An old lady was standing in the check-out line ready to pay for her merchandise: a pint of milk and a loaf of bread. She opened her purse. No money…
Have you ever experienced a time when you knew that change is on the horizon, but you have no idea what it is going to look like? How does it…
Many believers think that obedience is primarily a matter of spiritual discipline, desire, and determination. This is essentially a legalistic approach to the Christian life. If we just determine not…
Have you been praying for the salvation of a loved one and been tempted to give up hope? Please don’t give up. In 2 Chronicles 33, we are given the…
Paul Dickinson has written a book called, What’s in a Name? It grew out of his hobby of collecting strange and unusual names. Sometimes, he says names seem to be…
Over the last 28 years of using the Exchanged life truths as the foundation of our counseling approach, the most difficult person to reach is the one who has been…
Some people (often single males) rely on the “sniff test” to ascertain whether their clothes are clean enough to wear. According to Reader’s Digest, 70 percent of the soil on…
It’s been my experience that some of the hardest people to reach with the Exchanged Life truths are those who have prime rib flesh. Their flesh patterns are high performing…