Blogs

“God Brought Us Together”

Written by Judy Servidio

What can we learn from foot washing that can help us be a blessing throughout the year? We’ve just celebrated another New Testament Passover. The first part of this special Christian...

Weddings, Wives and Crowns

Written by Ellen Buchanan

The royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton and my brother’s wedding share a common thread: the potential for an excellent wife to be her husband’s crown. Earlier this year,...

Dinner Date

Written by Jason Hyde

The beautiful evening brought with it some unexpected lessons. Recently my wife and I took advantage of a long overdue date night. We were genuinely excited about the prospect of leaving our...

Press Release for The Mystery of the Kingdom

Written by Mike Bennett

Here is the press release we are posting to various press release sites. If you have suggestions on how to publicize our first booklet, let us know. Please feel free to "Like" and...

Leadership Secrets of Nehemiah

Written by Mike Bennett

God calls on us to learn leadership. Why learn from brutal tyrants like Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun when we can learn from servants of God like Nehemiah? Last year a new book came out touting...

How to Get Rid of Leaven

Written by Judy Swanson

We can help put out the spiritual leaven—sin—by putting in the words of Christ. Why not take some time to read the Gospels? The last couple had left, and I found myself gazing around...

Stuck in the Slush: Learning the Power of Patience and Prayer

Written by John Columbo

My Monday morning trial turned into a learning experience—about myself and about God. And about answered prayer. It was a Monday after an unseasonably warm Friday. I woke to 3 inches of ice...

Dare to Lead

Written by Peter Gabriel

As a young person growing up in the Church of God, I was always fascinated by what I considered to be the heroism of those mentioned in the Bible, particularly the young people. I often wondered...

The Problem With Worry

Written by Glo Diliberto

Women can tend to internalize worry; at least I know I do. We worry about jobs, family, finances, health and a myriad of other things that prey continually on our minds. And now, with all that is...