Written by Barbara Lee
There are many ways we can remember and encourage brethren who can’t go to the Feast of Tabernacles this year. Here is one approach. Can you even imagine having to stay home from the Feast...
Written by Becky Bennett
As we know, a child’s view of the Feast can be different from an adult’s. Here are some ideas on how to make this a truly wonderful Feast for your children! As adults, our anticipation of...
Written by Sarah Henderson
Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “A man is what he thinks about all day long.” If so, is our mind becoming more like God? What does the Bible say about how to control your mind? The other...
Written by Kathlyn Mae Tiu
We all want to be accepted, and we hate being thought of as not normal. But being different can make a real difference in the world! As I wake up and face another day, I notice that everything...
Written by Chant’a Collier
Braces at my age? Here are some life lessons I learned through this unexpected choice and challenge. After what I thought was going to be a normal dental appointment, I was surprised when my...
Written by Barbara Lee
In challenges and trials, I’ve found that difficult decisions can become clearer if I trust God more than I trust my fear. I was worried. I was fearful. I was confused. At the same time, I...
Written by Andrew Travers
Knowing and really believing that God can do the impossible makes all the difference. That’s what the Bible calls faith. In the second Star Wars movie made, The Empire Strikes Back, Luke...
Written by Kathleen Giza
We can have very high expectations of ourselves, and others may judge us by very high standards. When we get discouraged, where can we turn for realistic encouragement? Apprehensively, I sat down...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Revisiting a fiery trial has taught me many lessons about what is truly important in life. Pictures from this summer’s wildfires reminded me of our fiery trial in May. Our garage burned...