Blogs

At Gunpoint!

Written by Gregg Pennington

How would you react to being held up at gunpoint? Several Church friends were in from out of town, and I was excited to meet up with them at a restaurant on this particular Saturday night. There...

What Kind of Shoes Are You Wearing to Church?

Written by Mary Jordan

Who is the minister talking to this week? Are your “shoes” protecting you from any chance that your toes might get stepped on? Have you ever sat in church thinking how the message...

“I’m Bored and No One Can Hang Out”

Written by Heather Bennett

A game plan for beating boredom and capitalizing on free time. Have you ever counted down the days till sweet summer vacation, only to find yourself bored when it arrived? Maybe you had something...

Everyone Has a Talent—What’s Yours?

Written by Larry Murray

Here are some tips for discovering your talents and using them as God intended. Why is it that some people seem to have everything so easy? They seem to have the natural ability to shine...

Uniquely From the Father

Written by Karen Meeker

Those of us who are mothers know the excitement of finding out we are going to have a child. But have we appreciated how the fathers-to-be feel? Fathers have very individual stories about the time...

Levels of Learning: Growing in God’s Truth

Written by Eddie Foster

The Bible presents a plan for mankind, a process of salvation and a guide for day-to-day life. Obviously, this is a lot for the human mind to process and digest, but understanding how our minds...

Don’t You Know Who I Am?

Written by Joel Meeker

Why are men like Dominique Strauss-Kahn tempted to think the rules don’t apply to them? How can we all combat the temptations? France is in shock! Dominique Strauss-Kahn, president of the...

Love—Only a Word?

Written by Larry Murray

Love is a terribly misused word today. How does Jesus Christ define it? What does love mean to you? In music and movies today “love” equals sex, especially selfish, immoral sex. Just...

They Did What They Could

Written by Gale Maranville

Considering examples of women who made do with what they had and made a difference for others can be encouraging. The things we do can make a difference too. Did you ever feel like that little...