Blogs

Do We Savor the Moment?

Written by Judy Swanson

Many people rush through life and don’t truly live it. Do we stop and take the time to appreciate all the good things God has surrounded us with? As I look out my windows, I see my...

The Lesson of Little Red Riding Hood

Written by Joshua Travers

A girl, a wolf and a granny—these are the main characters in the famous story. What lessons can God’s people learn from the fable of Little Red Riding Hood? There are many...

The Power of Fasting

Written by Leon Leonard

Sin is very hard for us to overcome. God has given us many tools to strengthen us against sin. One of these tools is very difficult to use—but very powerful. The greatest problem Christians...

Four Deadly Devices of the Devil

Written by Joshua Travers

Our adversary Satan wants to prevent us from inheriting eternal life as God intends for us. This blog looks at four ways he attacks God’s people. The Bible describes Satan the devil as...

Doing the Right Thing Isn’t Convenient

Written by Susan Scott Smith

Sin is often a temptation to do something that is easy and convenient. As we approach Passover, let’s consider how we need to think to overcome sin. Each year after the Feast of...

What We Can Learn From the Germanwings Tragedy

Written by Joshua Travers

The tragedy of Germanwings Flight 9525 shocked the world. Amidst the horror of what amounted to a mass execution, we can learn to avoid the same tragedy in our personal lives. On March 24, 2015,...

Four Steps to a Stress-Free Life

Written by Danielle Rehor

Today’s world has been consumed by constant busyness. What does the Bible say about this problem? How can we combat the stress of this lifestyle? Life is full of stressful occurrences....

A Young Person’s Guide to Tracking Down Leavening

Written by Karen Meeker

What is leavening and how does it work? Why do we throw it out during the Days of Unleavened Bread? How can you be an expert leaven tracker? NOTE: Parents, this blog was written for children. You...

Real Men Accept Correction

Written by Preston Buchanan

Real men are invested in the outcomes of their choices. For this reason, they accept correction to ensure that future choices show improvement. When real men make decisions, they aim for one...