Written by Eddie Foster
From a butterfly on an ankle to a skull and crossbones on a forearm, tattoos are a very visual and permanent way to express ourselves to others. Before getting one, here are some questions to...
Written by Judy Swanson
What can we do to keep the lessons of the Feast of Tabernacles alive after we return to the daily grind of this world? In a word: Focus. Do you feel overwhelmed? Tired, exhausted? After...
Written by Jeremy Lallier
Whether you have someone special in your life right now or not, here are 10 questions to consider when it comes to choosing your future spouse. Marriage is a big deal. In fact, with the...
Written by Judy Swanson
We all have good intentions, but that doesn’t matter if we don’t follow through! Have you ever given your word or promised something, but didn’t follow through? Maybe you...
Written by Eddie Foster
An experience at the bank revealed to me the complexities of making sound judgments. With all the things we don’t know, how do we determine what is going on in a given situation? I...
Written by Corbin Jackson
La fiesta de tabernáculos! La fête des tabernacles! Ang kapistahan ng mga tabernakulo! In any language, the Feast is a great time for friendships. The Feast of Tabernacles is...
Written by Chant’a Collier
Years ago, I was taught some “pearls of wisdom” by my mother-in-law. I’d like to share some of those pearls with you. My first Sabbath service in God’s Church was...
Written by Courtney Houghton
I’ve learned spiritual lessons from my own struggle with type 1 diabetes. On July 23, 2014, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and checking my blood sugar became the No. 1 way I...
Written by Sherry Beilstein
Losing electricity doesn’t make for an ideal Mother’s Day. What can we learn from my “powerless” Mother’s Day? Have you ever lost power in your home? No...