Pray On!
Pray On!
Jane Holmes · Apr 5 3 minute read

A desperate mother asked for prayer regarding the strained relationship in her family. Both parents were at the end of their patience, having exhausted all known wisdom thus far, trying to impact and direct the path of a strong-willed and non-compliant nineteen-year-old daughter. In the same week, I myself struggled with...

King Jehoshaphat’s Faith-Growing Dilemma
King Jehoshaphat’s Faith-Growing Dilemma
Debi Tesser · Apr 2 6 minute read

Freedom is not the independence to do what we want or the absence of distress. Real freedom is the deep-seated confidence that God does have our best interests at heart and will provide for all our needs, even if the ordeal is very uncomfortable and difficult.

A National Revival (Part 2 of 4)
A National Revival (Part 2 of 4)
Travis Dean · Mar 31 4 minute read

Throughout history God has chosen individuals who lived simple lives, often in poverty, to do great things for Him. These men walked with God, yet the weight of responsibility rested upon them. They felt the greatness of the task before them. There was no self-confidence. Only self-distrust.

Working Together in Community
Working Together in Community
Melissa Barclay · Mar 29 4 minute read

There are gangsters in my neighborhood. Before you get concerned for my safety, these are harmless to humans and are rarely covert in their operations. No, these gangsters operate in the open using audible communication. It is unfortunate I don’t speak crow because I think it would be enjoyable to hear them strategize.

The Church of Laodicea
The Church of Laodicea
Ashley Perry · Mar 26 4 minute read

The much-needed Laodicean message contained no commendations for faithfulness, only warnings to wake up and repent. Much of the Christian world is in the same lukewarm state as the Laodiceans. Some of us have become self-sufficient instead of looking to Christ to meet our needs. Others are spiritually indifferent, caught up in the mere rounds of tradition.

Walking Around Half-Dead
Walking Around Half-Dead
Cheryl Silvera · Mar 25 4 minute read

Dr. Park Tucker, the former Chaplain of the federal penitentiary in Atlanta, Georgia, told of walking down the street of an unknown city, feeling depressed and worried about life in general. Seeing a sign in a window, he blinked his eyes a couple of times, wondering whether his eyes were deceiving him.

A Deeper Prayer Life
A Deeper Prayer Life
Faith M. Connovich · Mar 24 4 minute read

I do not deserve answers to prayer. I do not deserve his incredible mercy. Yet somehow, He continues to shower me with what I like to refer to as a bucket of endless grace and love. As I was growing up and even into my adult life, I think that I had it all wrong, for my prayer life was more of a routine than a relationship.

Mac and “Cheese”
Mac and “Cheese”
Joy Owens · Mar 23 1 minute read

Nothing says comfort food like Mac and Cheese. However, store-bought mac and cheese is very processed and has little nutritional value. Next time you have a craving for mac and cheese, try this recipe. It’s guilt-free comfort food.

Keys to Hope in Uncertain Times: Unlocking Bible Prophecy
Keys to Hope in Uncertain Times: Unlocking Bible Prophecy
Martin Kim · Mar 19 7 minute read

Would you be willing to listen to someone who could tell you the future with perfect accuracy? Well, you can! The root word of “Revelation” is reveal. The English word “revelation” comes from the Greek apokalupsis, which means to “unveil” or “uncover.” The very title of the book suggests that it can be understood. Incidentally, this is the only book in the Bible that comes with a blessing for…

A Complex Machine Indeed
A Complex Machine Indeed
Desiree Magnant · Mar 17 2 minute read

Suddenly, I began to make funny names of all the scientific formulas. To my joy, my daughter’s eyes lit up with understanding. The sillier I was with the abbreviations, the more fun it became. By the time we neared the end of the chapter, we realized a fascinating concept…

At the Well
At the Well
Eric Shull · Mar 15 5 minute read

Like the Samaritan woman, God's people have been married before, distracted by many alternate gods. Possibly we are living unfaithfully. Before there can be a marriage to our Savior, our lives must be changed.

Coconut Chickpea Curry
Coconut Chickpea Curry
Jessica Vierra · Mar 12 2 minute read

This easy curry recipe is a wonderful weeknight dinner that is full of vibrant exotic flavors from both pantry and fresh ingredients. Using fresh turmeric and fresh garlic enhances the nutrient density and anti-inflammatory properties to assist your body’s natural healing potential. Slow-cooking in a crockpot will make the flavors really stand out!