Written by Lynda Wasser
God used dirt in the creation of humanity, and there is still much we can learn from this incredible substance. “And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground” (Genesis 2:7)....
Written by Chant’a Collier
It was very good news—except that I wasn’t supposed to tell anyone! How could I keep this confidential? The afternoon of my husband’s birthday I got a text message asking for his...
Written by Dave La Ravia
I have watched my parents make the lifelong commitment of marriage work in spite of bipolar disorder. Hopefully, these comforting words will be of some help to others who are going through this...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
A book about great teachers got me thinking about how we must become great Christians. Each year our school district makes assignments for the administrators and staff. This past year the teachers...
Written by Hannah Baker
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who really is the fairest one of all? This spring a new movie was released—a revamped Snow White story called Mirror Mirror. It has all the delightful elements of...
Written by John Columbo
Both cars and people have a lot going on inside, out of view. In either case, if we don’t properly diagnose and fix our hidden problems, the results could be deadly. On my way home from work...
Written by Nancy Diraison
We live in a time of intensifying stress and trials. What can we learn when the world we’ve known is falling apart, and there’s nothing we can do to fix it? Things are changing all...
Written by David Wise
My experience in construction helps me appreciate the wisdom and quality workmanship of our Master Builder. Don’t be fooled by the competitors! Being in the construction trade has had its...
Written by Barbara Lee
All our lives we are taught to help other people. But if everyone had the attitude of wanting to help others, who would there be to help? Here’s what we learned through my mom’s...