Written by Janel Johnson
Can mothers really change the world? I think the things my mama taught me would go a long way toward promoting a more peaceful world. It seemed fitting in this week preceding a national...
Written by Mike Bennett
Mother’s Day can be intimidating. It can seem like a no-win situation. But with a little attitude adjustment, we can see it for what it really is—a chance to exercise more of the...
Written by Tim Groves
The teen years are full of tests. But sometimes it’s our job to give a test. God wants us to test Him! Why? How? Recently my daughter took her college ACT test. Before that she took a test...
Written by Glo Diliberto
Sarah is one of the most influential women of the Bible. But who was she really? What can we learn from her that would apply to us today? Sarah sat in the entrance to her tent watching in...
Written by John Columbo
Were things really better before we followed God’s way? What’s the lure of looking back when we’ve got the present? What was it that was so special about that place? Sometimes we...
Written by Karen Meeker
When friends or family members are suffering loss, how can we support them and ease their pain? I distinctly remember thinking how bittersweet that Last Great Day was. My sister had missed the...
Written by Becky Bennett
Springtime inspires thoughts of gardens and growth. All these green, growing things can serve as reminders to us of what we want to produce in our lives. It’s spring! After months of...
Written by Erica Bennett
“If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” That’s from the Bible, right? Well, maybe not. But God does say a lot about what we say. Open up...
Written by Taylor Tootle
The apostle Paul reminded Christians to celebrate the Feast of Unleavened Bread. But when it’s all said and done, what do we take with us from this festival season? After we got home from...