Blogs

Parents: The Loving Regents God Sets Over His Children

Written by Todd Carey

God gives us our children to teach and train for a short time on His behalf. It is an awesome and challenging responsibility to raise children of the Great King—who themselves can become...

Lessons of the Grand Canyon

Written by Erica Bennett

A participant in this month’s Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim Challenger Trek shares what she learned. I always thought the pictures I’d seen were stunning until I hiked the Grand Canyon for...

Daniel, Prophet of Judah and … College Student?

Written by Andrew Giddens

The prophet Daniel provides a great example for college freshmen—particularly those who have moved away from home. “What do you mean you’re not going to the party Friday...

Caring for God’s Creation

Written by Susan Scott Smith

“Don’t Mess With Texas” was a popular antilitter campaign slogan, but it seems like it’s being ignored by many now. How does God want us to treat His creation? My husband...

“I Miss the Old You”

Written by John Columbo

I discovered that when you become a Christian and try to change for the better, some of your old friends may not like the changes. But they may want you to pray for them. Before becoming part of...

The Challenge of Christian Parenting in a Changing World

Written by Karen Meeker

As a grandparent, I’ve watched things change dramatically over my lifetime. How can Christian parents raise children with biblical moral values in a world that has abandoned them? The other...

A Lesson I’ll Never Forget

Written by Karen Meeker

God is such a Master Teacher that He has many wonderful, effective ways to get a concept across. Sometimes His instruction comes in the most unexpected places and the most unexpected ways. God has...

Making Every Day a Day of Thanksgiving!

Written by Dave La Ravia

I’ve been pondering what I can do to have a more grateful mind-set. What am I truly thankful for in my life? What am I not thankful for? These two questions are not necessarily ones that I...

The Affliction of “Me-Tooism”

Written by Eddie Johnson

Two descriptions of this problem really had an impact on me. Sometimes a single phrase can be responsible for changing one’s viewpoint or philosophy. In my early 20s I had a wide interest...