Written by Nancy Diraison
The Internet only became publicly available in the 1990s. Is it good, bad or neutral? Is there a subtle problem with it that Christians need to beware of? I had an early background in data...
Written by John Columbo
The Bible reveals God as our Father. We can learn much about how God works with us by looking at how physical parents work with their children. Have you ever looked at your child and thought to...
Written by Chant’a Collier
Goals are important for spiritual growth. To prepare for the spring holy days, I am developing a plan to help me grow, overcome and examine myself. This is the time of the year that my...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Pointing the finger at others comes naturally to us. But the Passover season reminds us that we really need to be pointing the finger at ourselves. As a child, I remember being warned about...
Written by Andrew Travers
At camp, a friend and I searched for unwelcome bugs in the tent with a flashlight. How can we search for and get rid of the spiritual bugs in our lives? In 2008 I attended Camp Heritage. It was a...
Written by Tamara Valley
Do you have a worrying problem? Do you sometimes get overwhelmed with negative and anxious emotion? When you think about the future, do you often feel afraid? Do you ever worry … a lot?...
Written by Leon Leonard
One danger God’s people face is envy—wanting what others have. But God expects us to replace envy with peace of mind. Envy is an exceedingly powerful emotion. It will consume you,...
Written by Nancy Diraison
The spring holy days remind us that we must change. But change doesn’t just happen. Let’s look at some scientific principles to learn more about how we can change our lives. Change is...
Written by Karen Meeker
A study of biblical banquets, dinners and other shared food can enrich our understanding of something we already know is meaningful and memorable. If you think back over your life and your...