Written by Sarah Henderson
As a wife in the 21st century, I face the challenge of understanding and applying the biblical instructions that so few respect today. What does it mean to be a godly wife today? What specific...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Not long after school starts in many areas, Church of God members begin preparing for the biblical Feast of Tabernacles. This means it’s time to talk with your child’s teachers about...
Written by Johnathan Armstrong
Learning about chemical impurities can give some insights into spiritual impurities. But in other ways, God’s standards of purity are much higher. In my college science career, I’ve...
Written by Mike Bennett
Is a pro quarterback, movie star or hedge fund manager really worth 400 working men—or more? Do our society’s values reflect godly values? And should we really be measuring ourselves by...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...