Written by Becky Bennett
Your child may be too young for an allowance, but he or she’s not too young to be introduced to the all-important right approach to money. Ever read the poem “Smart” in Shel...
Written by Amanda Weiss
When it comes to Bible study, am I a Rice-A-Roni Christian? Comparing three eating experiences gave me some insight into my spiritual diet as well. Recently, my husband and I went out to dinner at...
Written by Erin Tootle
Since Church of God members take God’s command to observe the Feast of Tabernacles seriously, they run into the challenge of taking time off from college and work. What strategies are most...
Written by John Columbo
God created sexual attraction to strengthen the wonderful blessing of marriage. But today it is used too often in ways that weaken and destroy marriages. Christian men are called to be faithful and...
Written by Laura La Ravia
Poets and Christians can be inspired by—and learn a lot from—a tree. As I pondered one of my favorites, I thought about the fruit God expects me to produce during this festival season....
Written by Janel Johnson
A first-ever youth camp experience connected us to lessons of God’s care for all creatures great and small. After our summer camp experience, I found this news item kind of ironic: Billie...
Written by Todd Carey
As a parent, it can be frustrating to watch our children avoid or put off something that could be good for them. My experiences as a child and a parent convince me that sometimes patience can pay...
Written by Karen Meeker
These two queens were worlds apart, and the fasts they proclaimed were diametrically opposite in attitude and purpose. Growing up, I never remember having heard the word fasting. Not, that is, until...
Written by Rachel Koenig
Watching world events has made the need for the Kingdom of God more real to me. More than ever I see the importance of listening to God through Bible study and living with urgency. I was thinking...