HomeWord, with Jim Burns Archives

A parable about a school for animals teaches that focusing on fixing weaknesses can lead to wasted potential, while developing strengths can bring...

If we want our lives to be refined and to grow in our faith, we must give the Holy Spirit permission to do His most important work of convicting us...

As a devoted youth minister, Doug Fields shares his personal experience of being misunderstood and "odd" for following Jesus' call to love...

In a shocking display of sportsmanship, a Central Washington player helped an injured opponent round the bases in a crucial game, defying...

A stern-faced man in downtown Chicago stands on a street corner, proclaiming the word "GUILTY!" to passersby, highlighting the universal human...

Thomas Paine's legacy serves as a reminder that true impact is not measured by fleeting fame, but by the lasting influence of one's actions and...

Forgiveness is a crucial aspect of our relationship with God and others, as Jesus taught that holding grudges prevents us from receiving...

Jesus' encounter with Martha and Mary reveals that true fulfillment comes from connecting with Him, not just being busy. By choosing to sit at...

What would marriage be like if we never conversed? What would it be like never sharing our feelings or our daily experiences with each other? What...

A woman's blunt question to a Bible reader on a flight sparks a profound discussion about the nature of Jesus Christ and the implications of His...

As the parable of the four soils reveals, spiritual blindness can be a persistent problem for many, but it is not a permanent one. By recognizing...

A young woman's vivid dream prompted her to pray for a friend in need, leading to a remarkable encounter that confirmed the accuracy of her...

Obedience is much easier when we’re living topped off and spiritually refueled. When we are consistent in connecting with God, our hearts are full...

As you walk through life, beware of those who seem harmless but may be hiding a wolf in sheep's clothing, according to the Bible. By examining...

Do you have the fellowship you need to be a growing Christian? Would you consider yourself a participant in your church or more of a spectator?