Written by Shannon Foster
We all have emotions. How we react to them can help or hurt our progress toward developing godly character. Emotional intelligence (EQ), according to John Mayer and Peter Salovey (leading...
Written by Zachary Lawton
Mr. Magoo’s extreme hike can provide lessons for our spiritual trek of faith. In the spring of 2007, a 37-year-old hiker who goes by the trail name “Mr. Magoo,” after the cartoon...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Some people say you should smile until you feel it. Fake it until you make it. Grin and bear it. Our reaction might be, “Why? I just don’t feel like it.” Most of us encounter a...
Written by Peter Holmes
When a person is considering baptism, sometimes the eternal commitment involved can seem frightening. Examining God’s answers to some real questions can help. During Sabbath services at the...
Written by Robert Worsham
Do we only hear what we want to hear? Or do we have a zeal for hearing the truth no matter how much we may not want to hear it? There is an old saying that goes something like, “God created...
Written by Mary Hendren
A pleasant conversation about the trees of our childhood sparked thoughts of even greater things God is growing. “There was a catalpa tree in our yard. We used to sword fight with the pods,...
Written by Tina Rupp
What are we building today? When you imagine a construction site, you may picture things like a bulldozer, dirt, cement blocks, a stack of wood, a truckload of tools and a willing crew with a...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Throughout our lifetime we hear the words average and perfect used in many contexts. Depending upon your background and occupation, you may have different reactions to these words. Several years...
Written by Eddie Foster
Good social skills require that our verbal and nonverbal messages coincide. As Christians, how are we doing in these areas? In the education world, social skills are often referred to as part of...