By Dr. Charlie W. Starr My expectations for a March movie are usually pretty low. All the really entertaining movies tend to come out in the summer or at Christmas. That’s a trend that may be changing, and a good example of it is last March’s Oz the Great and Powerful. The film was […]
By Sarah Robinson The number of single-parent households is a growing statistic in the United States. Today approximately 11.7 million families are led by a single parent. Many churches are working to meet the needs of these families with single-parent Sunday school classes, single-parent clothes closets, and so on. While such ministries are helpful, […]
By Sandi Brown The word divorce may seem foreign to most happily married couples. But it can stir up feelings of fear and apprehension in some marriages. It’s a word that speaks of change—often unwanted change. Couples don’t marry expecting to get divorced. Further, divorce shouldn’t be a couple’s focus, especially if they want […]
By George L. Faull God’s idea of marriage is for a boy and a girl to leave their mom and dad and live happily ever after. Satan wants to separate what God joined together. Jesus tells us plainly in Matthew 19:6, “What God joined together let not man put asunder” (American Standard Version). It […]
By Dan Lentz 1. When you are on the Internet, what websites do you frequent? What keeps you coming back to these sites? Read Ezra 8:24-35. 2. What words in these verses lead you to believe the financial resources described here were handled responsibly? 3. It’s easy to fall to the […]
