Blogs

Make the Call

Written by Jason Hyde

Communication is vital in all our relationships—especially our most important relationship. My wife and daughter recently visited friends and family in another state. We stayed in touch...

The Universal Allergy

Written by Jeremy Lallier

So, I’m allergic to grass. It was a depressing day when I found out. I’d been sitting patiently in the doctor’s office, being poked and prodded by an assistant carrying bristles...

“Mrs. Grudge”

Written by Judy Servidio

Meet Mrs. Grudge. Here she comes down the aisle wearing a big, broad smile. Everything looks fine on the outside. She seems happy. She has a loving family. She is always serving in church. She even...

Who Washed Christ’s Feet?

Written by John Columbo

I’d like to pose a question. Who washed Jesus Christ’s feet? In order to answer that, let’s consider what happened on that night that defined the purpose of Christ’s disciples...

The Look

Written by Janel Johnson

Imagining what it was like that Passover night can help us get a picture of ourselves through His eyes. One of my hobbies is photography, and I often wonder what it might have been like to capture...

“Wear” It Counts

Written by Heather Bennett

What’s the Bible got to say about your style? Hint: God doesn’t want to humiliate you! The cursor blinks hypnotically. I toy with the arrow keys and type...

At Your Service

Written by Debbie Pennington

Our 100-year-old fixer-upper had electrical issues and other challenges. Here are some things I learned by entertaining anyway. We’re big fans of the character of older homes, and our...

Baptism, Commitment and Recommitment

Written by Mike Bennett

Why should you be baptized and when? And what should we do to strengthen and renew that baptismal commitment? John wasn’t known as “the Baptist” or baptizer for nothing. It seems...

What You Might Not Have Known About Leaven

Written by Karen Meeker

Watching the leavening process for bread is fascinating and amazing when one takes the time to notice a loaf in progress. First the baker takes a scant tablespoon containing scores of little beads...