By Robin Stanley Have you ever been the recipient of a gracious, unearned gift simply because you had need? I have, many times over. One of the most memorable came from a stranger, the owner of a moving company. Nothing You Have Is Yours “Miss Stanley, I’m sending four men instructed to finish packing, wrapping, […]
By Bev and Phil Haas As our kids have gotten older, Sundays have become a struggle because they resist going to church. It’s not an all out rebellion, but their “thumbs down” attitude is obvious. We don’t think changing churches would help. Do you all have any suggestions? Our hats go off to you for […]
By Amy Simon Parenting is a huge responsibility that can overwhelm us at times. Many of us have extended family and friends to help us during a crisis or when life just gets too crazy, but not everyone does. Trying to be an effective parent during life’s intense trials and difficulties can be next to […]
By Mark Scott In Luke’s summaries of the earliest church, we see it at its best (Acts 2:42-47; 4:32-37). The gospel was being preached, people were being saved, a congregation was being planted, communion was being celebrated, and giving was off the charts. Who would not want to be part of a church like that? […]
By Conover Swofford I never planned on being homeless. I don’t think anyone does. Suddenly I was faced with a very scary situation, but like every situation that comes upon us, God was already working it all out for my good. He also gave me a new perspective on the issue of homelessness that I […]
