Have you ever felt homesick? Maybe it was for the house where you grew up, your grandparents' home, or a place filled with memories from another season of life. But have you ever been homesick for somewhere you've never actually lived? It sounds a bit strange, doesn't it? Many of us can trace our family … Continue reading A Place Called Home
I like to think I’m pretty good at giving things a proper place. Ask my wife, if we bring something home, I vote it should have a home. That way, nothing gets lost, and everything stays in its place. Still, I’ve had moments of forgetfulness, like those times when I couldn’t remember where I parked … Continue reading Empowered for Mission
Ever been somewhere where people are speaking a different language than what you generally speak? Or maybe it’s another country where the accent sounds entirely different than your own, even when speaking English (England, Scotland, Ireland, etc). Or perhaps it’s not another language at all, but slang. A younger generation says something in English, yet … Continue reading The Spirit Still Speaks
Though I wasn’t the greatest academic student of it, I've always really loved science. I was awful at remembering the periodic table or doing well on written exams in school, but I loved learning about the world around me (still do). Much of that love had to do with observation. One of the things that … Continue reading The Gift of Presence
Are you familiar with this thing called “imposter syndrome?” Well, sometimes I feel like I’ve lived it. Many times in my ministry and music industry career I’ve been asked to do something, or somehow found myself doing something, where I stopped and thought to myself, “How did I get here? Who thinks I’m qualified for … Continue reading The Dreaded Imposter Syndrome
Some of us are better at reading maps than others. For those of us who remember a printed map spread across the dashboard or the trunk of the car, navigating across town or across the country was an adventure in itself. And just like those maps, life comes with its own set of directions, whether … Continue reading Walking in His Way
Remember a time when you were younger and you received some sort of remarkable news? Maybe it was a new toy, a family vacation, a report card filled with A’s, or the arrival of a puppy or a game console you’d been dreaming of. Whatever it was, it sparked a fire within you, a desire … Continue reading Joy You Can’t Contain
Have you ever watched someone in the middle of a game, or a job, or even just a moment of decision, and thought to yourself, "I would have done that differently?" There's something deeply human in that instinct. We see ourselves in other people's situations, and we quietly run our own version of what we'd … Continue reading Walk a Mile
If someone asked you what you’ve done recently that really matters, you might have to stop and think for a second. Some of the most important things happening in our lives don’t feel important while they’re happening. I recently asked several of my Music Business majors here at Lee University to name something they’ve been … Continue reading The Stone Is Moving
There are times when I find myself quietly observing people, watching how different personalities respond to the world around them. I often wonder what it must have been like to live in other time periods, in other cultures, where what seemed normal to one group of people might have appeared quite strange to another. Yet … Continue reading Look at God
Luke Gambill 