By Scott Hilgendorff / Cowboys of the Cross There's an expression that sometimes circulates on social media in posts or memes—that the best sermon is lived, not preached. There's good intentions in this, but it can really misdirect us. Our words are incredibly...

By Scott Hilgendorff / Cowboys of the Cross“I'm sorry for what I said when we were working with cattle.” That's a form of a joke we see about how working with horses and cattle can bring out the worst in us, particularly causing us to swear or have angry...

By Scott Hilgendorff / Cowboys of the Cross The words we speak to someone have the power to be someone's breaking point or they can become that person's turning point The Bible teaches a lot about the power of our words. In Ephesians, Paul gives us some encouragement...