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3 Keys to Raising Generous Children

Written by Jodie Maczek

Today’s world is characterized by materialistic and self-absorbed living. Godly parents should be raising their children to have the exact opposite character. Every day we see actions from...

Trick or Truth? You Decide!

Written by Sarah Henderson

Can light and darkness coexist for the bettering of a holiday filled with witches, vampires and death? Is Halloween all bad, or are parts of it redeemable? The Halloween season seemed to hit...

From Fear to Faith

Written by Andrea West

I was a fearful child. My fearful state continued through my teen years until one evening when I was about 19, God began to free me from my prison of fear. My parents weren’t fearful...

L.O.V.E.: Writing Encouraging Cards

Written by Shannon Foster

Sometimes it is difficult to know what to say in a card to a friend who is struggling with a trial. What are some ways we can use words to encourage others? It seems as if more and more people are...

God Is Greater Than Google!

Written by David Hicks

A recent Bible study experience reminded me of where we need to go first for help and guidance. Prayer is a private relationship between us and God; so for the most part, we keep the content of...

3 Ways to Handle Anger

Written by Gabriella Kroska

Occasionally, we find ourselves in situations that lead to anger. Often this is a result of the actions of others. How should a Christian deal with anger? Do you struggle with anger? How do you...

Answered Prayers: Sometimes Bittersweet

Written by Susan Scott Smith

Have you ever prayed for something for a long time—say to sell your house—only to find yourself sad when God answered that prayer? That happened to me. About nine years ago we...

The Light on a Hill

Written by Lynn Marshall

An experience getting lost on a dark night during my childhood taught me some important lessons that I still value today. My “backyard” growing up as a child in Australia was as ideal...

How to Help Your Kids With Homework

Written by Susan Scott Smith

Homework—it’s an opportunity for your child to practice and perfect skills learned at school. Here are some tips for parents dealing with its challenges. One of the least-liked words...