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...
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...
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...
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...
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...