Written by Karen Meeker
Can you imagine not knowing what happened to your loved one who never came back from the war? Thankfully, God offers peace. As I leafed through the latest issue of Smithsonian magazine, I paused...
Written by Judy Servidio
Reflecting on my dear mother-in-law and being a mother-in-law drew me to the quintessential mother-in-law of the Bible, Naomi. This past Sunday, we set aside a day to honor mothers. Each family...
Written by Debbie Pennington
Four common issues can stall or stagnate our trust in God if we’re not careful. Tending a little toward the geeky and analytical side, I typically enjoy scriptures that show a pattern. Four...
Written by Larry Greider
The field of communication has changed drastically in the last 150 years. But how much have communication best practices really changed? Getting through to people has always been a challenge. The...
Written by Janel Johnson
Jesus’ parable can help us find perspective in life’s trials. It’s been a day much like any other—not enough hours to accomplish all that is necessary, rushing to meet deadlines, working to...
Written by Ellen Buchanan
While reminiscing about my years on the high school track team, a specific memory of a monotonous exercise brought to light the danger of ignoring spiritual exercises. Some of my most treasured...
Written by Debbie Pennington
They say it takes 21 consecutive days to create a new habit. It’s the consecutive part that can be a real challenge, but I’m determined. The book: A Complaint Free World by Will Bowen. The...
Written by Karen Meeker
A group of friends share reflections on what they value about God and His place in their lives. Question: Would you share one thing that you know about God that you consider a special...
Written by Ron Kelley
Why do I choose fried chicken over vegetables? Are there implications for the life choices that promise satisfaction but leave us spiritually empty? While browsing the Internet this morning, I...