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Do you believe in angels? When reading the Holy Scripture, I see the many functions of an angel, but the ones that have caught my attention are the ones where angels are protecting the children of God.

When I opened my eyes, it felt like I had just closed them. I turned my head to see my alarm clock — just a few minutes before six — my usual time to worship and pray. This quiet time before the day begins is precious and rare.

I immigrated to the USA from Costa Rica at the age of 15. Growing up, I was oblivious to such a thing as promises from God. Having never heard of them, I just stumbled upon a promise book in a Christian bookstore.

Slivers of sunlight were gingerly peering over the horizon. It was early morning, and all was quite in the small town of Dothan. Elisha’s servant, following his master’s morning custom, had silently slipped out of bed and was headed to their usual prayer spot high on the town wall.

The explorer's heart is always drawn to the blank spaces on the map. Think of James Cook and the sea, David Livingstone and the Zambezi River, Ernest Shackleton and the Antarctic. None of these explorers were satisfied with their lives of comfort.

The girls excitedly pointed to the setting sun as they waited. This was the day! It was not just any day; it was THE day for their friend’s wedding.

Have you ever had a conversation with someone and promised them you’d pray for them and their situation only to remember sometime in the future, or when you spoke to them again that you completely forgot to pray?

The study of history generally evokes two reactions in people. Some immediately light up and share anecdotes that they recently read about. Maybe you are one of those history-lovers. Or maybe, like countless individuals, your eyes glaze over…let us look at history as HIS-STORY…

When Coronavirus reached pandemic proportions, COVID-19 and its viral relatives — generated fear, sickness, and death, affecting the lives of millions worldwide. In this virus we have experienced the fear of the unknown — it’s course; and fear of the known — its consequences.