You Can’t Quit Kingdom Callings
One of the hardest things to do in life, at least for me, is to walk in my calling. I suspect it’s that way for most of us. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve wanted to throw up my hands and give in. Read More …
Author: Jase
Jase Rosenburg is a writer, blogger and speaker. He’s the author of two self-published novels including The Lobby and Bryan’s Journey. Jase served as an associate pastor for over ten years. His passion is bringing faith to life through the written word. Jase resides in Alabama with his wife Mandy and his children.
Rain Never Lasts Forever
There are times in life when we face struggles. No one is immune from it. Christians have hardships. There is no promise in the bible that we will always live in prosperity and never be touched by things that bring pain to our bodies and Read More …
The Truth Will Set You Free
I’ve been going to church for most of my life. So, I’ve been “on the inside” and I know a lot about the inner workings. There are so many good things that the church does and that’s what I love about it. However, I’ve seen Read More …
What I Want As A Writer
A Writer’s Dream I had a post about half-way done, but I had to drop it to write this one. I was listening to music this evening and I heard this song that is amazing. It’s by the Judds and the title is, “Flies on Read More …
How to Deal With Holiday Stress
Holiday Stress This time of year is hard for many people. We’re in the middle of a long holiday season. It starts with Thanksgiving and ends with New Year’s day. While it’s meant to be a joyous time, for many it ends up being stressful Read More …
Christmas Time Is Here
It’s that time of year again. When I was a kid I looked forward to this month all year. Christmas was always my favorite. One of my favorite memories in school is when I was in second or third grade and the classroom doors Read More …
Will The Real Men Please Stand Up
You may remember that back in March I wrote a post entitled The War on Masculinity, if you missed it, just click the title and you can read it. After hearing some things in the news recently I realize just how on target that post Read More …
Faith and Stewardship
As you guys know I love promoting other Christians. I enjoy connecting with other Christians who have a heart for the Father and want to see his will done. I have a guest post for you today by Brian Bedford. I connected with Brian Read More …
I’m Thankful
I’ve always had a heart for Christians who endure persecution around the world. This time of year I’m reminded that another group of Christians who were being persecuted left a land they had known and loved to make their way to a new world. I Read More …
The Wicked Heart of Man
My heart was broken Sunday as I heard the news of the shooting at the First Baptist church in Sutherland Springs, TX. Nothing prepares you for that news, so I can’t even fathom what the families and community are going through. My mind cannot wrap Read More …
NaNoWriMo Time Again!
It’s that time of year again folks! It’s time for NaNoWriMo! If you’d like more information about NaNoWriMo, you can go to their website HERE. The full name is National Novel Writing Month, and that month is November!The whole idea is to write 50,000 words Read More …
The First Time I Saw Him
This is a free verse poem/spoken word piece I wrote today. I hope it comes across in reading the way I want it to. Enjoy. The First Time I Saw Him Everything changes when he walks in the room. I’ll never forget the first time Read More …
Be A Tree
Do you ever look at a tree and wonder about all the things it’s seen? I do. We have a large tree outside of our living room window and I often look at it and wonder about everything it’s been through. I remember the ice Read More …
The Great Agony
This morning I’ve been dwelling on one of the most agonizing moments in history. The moment when Jesus prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane. We read about it and we may appreciate it for a short time, but take a minute and think about it Read More …
My Grandmother’s Orchard
My grandmother had one of the largest orchards I’ve ever seen. You could just stand and inspect at all the different fruits for hours. I know some of my family reading this are probably thinking I’m crazy, because my grandmother didn’t have a literal orchard. Read More …