By Karen O’Connor We need to develop a kind disposition, to be sensitive to others and truly desire their happiness. But sensitivity alone is not enough; the grace of goodness impels us to take action to meet those needs. —Jerry Bridges, Christian author and speaker For years I frequented a manicure salon near my home, […]
Evaluation Questions for October 9, 2016
By David Faust These questions coordinate with Engage Your Faith and This Week with the Word. Sunday School Lesson text: Hebrews 3:1-6; Matthew 7:24-29 1. Where do you feel most “at home”? What makes you comfortable there? 2. Do you think most people think of the church as a healthy family? Does your local congregation […]
“I See You—You Are Valued”
By Kelly Carr Our family was walking home from an evening event in the park. There was inclement weather in the forecast, but judging by the radar, we felt we could walk the mile home before it hit. Of course, we were mistaken. Halfway home, thunder cracked, lightning flashed, and the skies opened up. As […]
Trouble on the Freeway
By Eugenie Daniels Did you ever feel that God had failed you? Sitting on the side of the freeway with traffic flying by, that is exactly how I felt. And it only got worse. My husband and I were leaving on our long-awaited vacation, for which we had scrimped and saved. I always pray for […]
Dealing with Our Differences
By Bev & Phil Haas My husband and I are so different. At times it seems we have very little in common. What can we do to keep our differences from driving us apart? It’s good you’ve taken the first step by admitting that you and your spouse are different. According to the Bible, that […]