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New homes for old bibles

There are millions of people across the globe who would warmly welcome any and all spare Christian literature that may be collecting dust on our shelves.

Pete Berg on February 12, 2015

Who does this Santa believe in?

This Santa knows what makes a TRUE Santa

Pete Berg on December 1, 2014

Forgiving myself

How do you forgive the person who has hurt you the most?

Pete Berg on July 18, 2014

5 ways to help your student finish the school year strong

You can feel it in the air. Taste it. Hear it. Smell it. Just look into the eyes of any kid from the ages of 6-18, and you can sense the insurmountable joy that lays within them: The end of the school year is in sight. There’s still a month or so to go in most schools and you can’t give up the race when you’re this close to…

Pete Berg on April 30, 2014

Iron sharpening iron

Proverbs 27:17 “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” I had my heart set on it. It was a beautiful truck that had been magnificently restored, and I wanted it. Sure, it would cost money that I didn’t have, storage would be a problem (I was in college at the time), and it would be worthless in the winter. But,…

Pete Berg on March 13, 2014

Alternatives to The Gym

The holidays are behind us, and as we look forward to the new year, the word “resolution” gets kicked around quite a bit. And for some of us, that means thinking of that dreaded place known as The Gym. My “visions of sugar plums” quickly turned into the “reality of Christmas cookies”, and I ate them with abandon.  I recently had my cholesterol…

Pete Berg on December 27, 2013

CEOs

This is a great time of year to invite people to church. During the Christmas and Easter seasons, folks who normally do not attend church are often open to attending a service. In some circles, they’re referred to as “CEOs” – “Christmas and Easter Onlys”. If you belong to a congregation where the Gospel is preached and where visitors/new…

Pete Berg on December 6, 2013

Voices from the past

A sad reality hit me the other night. As I was talking with my nephew about his deceased grandparents (and great-grandparents), it struck me that I’ve largely forgotten what their voices sounded like. I can hear them pronounce certain words and how they phrased things in my head, but that’s no way to convey that to my nephew. Before…

Pete Berg on October 23, 2013

Will you trust Me?

What will you do when push comes to shove?

Pete Berg on October 4, 2013

42 life lessons

Today is my forty-second birthday. Here are 42 things I’ve learned and observed in the last 42 years. Some are more serious than others.   1. Cooking bacon without a shirt on is a bad idea. 2. You must forgive everyone. EVERYONE. 3. You will make some stupid decisions in life. Learn from them. 4. You will meet both wonderful and…

Pete Berg on August 21, 2013