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The Truth About Temptation

Written by Eddie Foster

Why do we constantly have to fight the urge to do things we know we aren’t supposed to do? There are two beings telling us what to do, so who should we listen to? Why is it that sometimes we...

How Big Is Big?

Written by Mary Hendren

A research astrophysicist helped make incomprehensible distances more understandable—and shared with us the most amazing thing about it all. Dr. Livengood took 12 paces to cross from stage...

The Mother of Christ: Would God Choose You?

Written by Judy Swanson

Have you ever wondered about the mother of Jesus Christ and what it was about her that made her favorable in the sight of God the Father? Imagine, if you can, that you are a young woman, engaged...

Do You Have Any Kids Yet?

Written by Jason Hyde

“Things weren’t going well so we decided to have a baby,” the clerk told us. “Maybe we’ll get married.” Her story got me thinking about what God intended for...

The Peace of Knowing

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...

Mother-in-Law or Mother-in-Love?

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...

Four Enemies of Faith

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...

Communication Advice, Circa 1857

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...

The Rain, the Winds and the Floods

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...