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Godly Leaders Are First Followers

Written by Debbie Pierce

Everyone follows someone. Sometimes we do that willingly, sometimes begrudgingly. But we all follow. Why is following an important part of leading? Countless books, workshops and programs...

She Found Gold!

Written by Bruce Gore

A conversation with one of our granddaughters made a big impression on us. She found wisdom far beyond her years. A few evenings ago, my wife and I called the home of one of our grown...

Watch Your Step!

Written by Aaron Hilgen

God wants us to stay on His path. Satan tries to lure us off that path. Do you have what it takes to stay on it? Imagine jogging up a rugged trail. The path is narrow, winding and uneven....

What Is Really Important in This Life?

Written by Judy Swanson

Reminders of our mortality can motivate us to look for what is truly important. The Bible shows that living the way of love and peace is a high priority. We have been given around 70 to 80...

Don’t Forget Your Father This Father’s Day

Written by Seth Mongbeh

Each year families honor fathers on Father’s Day. This is a good tradition, and fathers should be honored. But we should also honor our Heavenly Father. On June 18 fathers will be...

The Life of Aaron … and You

Written by Joshua Travers

Aaron made mistakes throughout his life, from making a golden calf to criticizing his brother. But, in the long run, he remained faithful. What can we learn? There are many prominent men of God in...

The First Liar Wins?

Written by Tom Moffitt

It seems true that “the first liar wins.” We are surrounded by lies in our world. In the end, is it the first liar, or the one who tells the truth, who actually wins? I first heard the...

Lessons From the Limpet

Written by Hervé Irion

God has given us many examples that we can imitate, among both the human world and the natural world. We can even learn from the example of a mollusk! God uses His creation to teach us important...

We Have Been to the Mountaintop: Now What?

Written by John Fox

We were given a vision of the Kingdom at the Feast. As we return to our daily lives, what can we do to keep the vision strong in our minds and hearts? Many decades ago, an exhausted preacher was...