Written by Mike Bennett
God wants us to escape from our temptations. But why do we too often miss seeing the way to escape that He provides? What’s our part in overcoming temptation? Christianity is a calling to...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Caleb and Joshua, part of the spy party sent into Canaan, did not bring back the same report as the others. Why? As we think about the people we know, we can generally separate them into two...
Written by Janel Johnson
Sometimes a solitary, long drive in the car provides time for reflecting on the simplest but most important things in life. Just a few hours ago as I drove north toward home on the interstate, my...
Written by Debbie Pennington
Most of the labels people use for each other can be demeaning, but they’re just in fun, right? If you think about it, it’s not always a laughing matter. “That’s so...
Written by Mary Henderson
Although they don’t know it, lots of people are only a step away from committing full-blown murder. Could you be closer than you think? If you were ordered to administer a lethal 450-volt...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
The Bible highlights the Israelites’ complaining during the exodus from Egypt. What kind of Israelite would I have been? Prior to the Feast of Unleavened Bread our pastor asked us to...
Written by Jeremy Lallier
Learning I’d made a mistake came as quite a shock, but I think I learned something from it. It’s not every day that you have the opportunity to find out what it’s like to...
Written by Judy Swanson
The story of Hezekiah’s prayer and God’s intervention can teach us a lot about trusting in God. Hezekiah was a wonderful example of following God. “He trusted in the LORD God of...
Written by Vicki Willoughby
My granddaughters’ visit to our small farm became the opportunity for them to learn physical skills they’d never learn in the city. It made me think about the other important...