Written by Chant’a Collier
My granddaughter’s experience building a teddy bear reminded me of God’s great love for us. As my granddaughter and I reached our destination, I saw the excitement grow in her eyes. We...
Written by Mike Gutierrez
Ditching class has been around since the education system began. But there’s one type of class you surely don’t want to miss. When spring fever hits, many of your friends will find...
Written by Lynn Marshall
God cares about the birds of the air, and He cares even more about our children and families. Here are some lessons we human parents can learn from the birds. Canadians just love the reappearance...
Written by Karen Meeker
The Old and New Testaments are replete with accounts of mothers: some who occupied public positions; some who moved easily in prominent places; and often faithful women who quietly fulfilled duties...
Written by Johnathan Armstrong
There’s a lot in the Bible about praising God. Is it for His benefit—or ours? What can we learn by praising God? It’s a common ritual to recite what is known today as the...
Written by Shannon Foster
The more proactive parents can be in educating their children about bullying, the more confident and better-equipped children will be at handling these situations in a positive manner throughout...
Written by Chris Moen
Anger! We all become angry at somebody or something at one time or another. It’s a universal, powerful human emotion, but it can drive people to do things they wouldn’t otherwise do....
Written by Joshua Travers
“A man doesn’t begin to attain wisdom until he recognizes that he is no longer indispensable.”—Admiral Richard E. Byrd. Why did famous Antarctic explorer Admiral Byrd say...
Written by Karen Meeker
Our world continues to change at an increasing pace, but is it for the better? As the values of the past become endangered, what can we hold on to? Several years ago my husband was speaking to a...