Written by Larry W. Greider
Children hear enough lies. They need the truth from their parents. We need to help them build a firm foundation of truth in their lives to guard against the attacks of skepticism, atheism and...
Written by Dee Kilough
Remembering how God has helped other women facing terrifying times can encourage us to approach Him for help with our worries as well. He reaches out His hand and says, “Fear not, I will help...
Written by Taylor Tootle and Heather Bennett
Our biology professor was delivering a lecture on the role of enzymes when a “bad word” slipped out! Our cell biology professor was gushing about the awesome complexity, efficiency and...
Written by Hervé Irion
What if a rich benefactor decided to give you $86,400 each day? Sounds great, doesn’t it? But there is a catch. You are not allowed to save any of it. You have to spend it all, and what is...
Written by Karen Meeker
Drought and famine have a human face, and it is heartrending. The image of the face of a starving child is heartrending. Just go on YouTube, type in “Somalia drought” or “Somalia...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
As summer vacation ends, thoughts turn to school supplies, dress codes, registration (endless repetitious paperwork), bus schedules, before/after-school providers, homework, tests—and...
Written by Jeremy Hess
My heart goes out to my friend’s daughter, Kaylee, who has suffered so much in her short life. I’m praying for her heart—and longing for the new heart all of us need! On Feb. 14,...
Written by Taylor Tootle
The Bible lists seven annual festivals that the New Testament Church continued to celebrate. Four of them are coming up in the next couple of months. How should we prepare for these “feasts of...
Written by Dee Kilough
In the midst of a trial, I asked God to lead me through the Scriptures to right attitudes and conclusions. The journey has been transforming, and I have only one regret. Everyone goes through times...