Jesus Christ, Yesterday and Today
Jesus Christ, Yesterday and Today
Time to Get Ready Team · Feb 9 1 minute read

This month's theme is: Jesus Christ, Yesterday and Today. Every testimony, every miracle story, and every insight into the truth of God's word is a reflection of Jesus.

Something’s Happening in the Boiler Room!
Something’s Happening in the Boiler Room!
Martin Kim · Feb 8 3 minute read

Many are learning how to pray as they hear the prayers of others. And many are experiencing revival which is the renewal of spiritual life and the resurrection from spiritual death. People that come to the Boiler Room say they are blessed, refreshed, and changed by the experience of united prayer. Here are seven testimonies that sum it up best:

Ingredients to Longevity
Ingredients to Longevity
Joy Kauffman · Feb 4 3 minute read

One of the discoveries that aligns perfectly with Scripture is that love and connection are longevity boosters. Psychologist Susan Pinker, social science columnist for The Wall Street Journal and author of The Village Effect: How Face-to-Face Contact Can Make Us Healthier and Happier, found the top two predictors of a long life were close relationships and...

Daily Discipleship
Daily Discipleship
Helmut Haubeil · Feb 2 7 minute read

Jesus said that discipleship is a daily matter. To deny oneself means giving Jesus the control over my life. Carrying a cross doesn’t mean that we will have difficulties every day. Here it means: to daily deny our egos and...

Tuna Salad
Tuna Salad
Selah M. Lee · Jan 31 1 minute read

This dish is a healthy plant-based alternative to tuna salad. It is very simple to make and tastes delicious.

A Gentle Whisper
A Gentle Whisper
Melissa Barclay · Jan 27 6 minute read

I think God prefaced the sound of the gentle whisper with the bright noise to provide contrast and recall to Elijah the memory of how God spoke to him. Elijah knew the gentle whisper like an intimate friend. He had been seeing and hearing God through the gentle whisper for years. However, the stress and chaos became so loud he had a case of amnesia until…

Conviction
Conviction
Lisa Lothian · Jan 24 4 minute read

Conviction. That is a powerful word. Conviction is a firmly held belief or opinion. It drives one’s purpose in life and directs one’s worldview. It undergirds the fortitude needed to stand for what you believe in when no one else shares that belief. It pushes through obstacles because something in you believes it’s worth fighting for. Conviction drove...

Cross Your Jordan
Cross Your Jordan
Don MacLafferty · Jan 20 8 minute read

We came to Lacombe, Alberta with less than one hundred dollars in cash, and that was it. Our “river to cross” was that we needed to find a place to rent to stay immediately. We kept praying, and God impressed us to step into the proverbial Jordan River and cross it! We called the owner, and he said…

Alcohol: Why Not?
Alcohol: Why Not?
Vicki Griffin · Jan 18 5 minute read

If you had a dog that bit one out of every three people who came to your house, would you keep it? A significant percentage of people who use...

Miracles for Mom
Miracles for Mom
Debi Tesser · Jan 13 7 minute read

In the spring of 2017, Mom was still at home, which is exactly where she wanted to be. I did my best to honor that, but I was cracking. Working a full-time job, commuting every weekend from where I lived, taking care of grocery shopping, doctor’s appointments, etc., I was getting physically, mentally, and spiritually weary. I was trying to control things and failing...

Black Bean and Sweet Corn Wild Rice Salad
Black Bean and Sweet Corn Wild Rice Salad
Jessica Vierra · Jan 11 1 minute read

I’ve always enjoyed the hearty nutty flavors of wild rice and it works well with the sweetness of the corn and slight tang of the lime. There are a lot of flavors and textures to explore in this dish and it can be consumed as a main course or try it with a green salad, sandwich, or soup.

The Key to Revelation
The Key to Revelation
Jonathon Cherne · Jan 7 5 minute read

A couple years ago, I was on a flight to Boise, Idaho, and by providence, I happened to sit next to a certain woman, and we struck up a conversation. She explained how she loved reading the New Testament, except the Book of Revelation. I inquired why. She said it is very cryptic and scary, and impossible to understand. I asked her if I could...