By Eva Juliuson The first time I truly believed that my husband loved me was when we were engaged and I hurt him deeply. The painful look I saw in his eyes could not be taken back, yet it was overshadowed by the fact that he loved me anyway. Now I can’t even recall […]
Coming up in August you’ll find: • The Not-So-Perfect Church • Raising Righteous Kids, Parts 1 & 2 • No More Worries • Rest or Stress?
By Lindsey Bell I don’t like to wait. My guess is, neither do you. Our you-can-have-anything-you-want-and-you-can-have-it-now culture has made waiting even more difficult for us. With Poptarts and TV dinners, we can have a meal ready in less than five minutes. Smart phones and the Internet allow us to discover interesting facts about anything […]
By Tammy Darling Even those of us who aren’t avid in the sport of track and field still know the difference between a sprint and a marathon. Christians tend to be spiritual sprinters—we start off with a burst of zeal and unbridled enthusiasm but fizzle out over the long haul. We live in a […]
By Karen O’Connor Sooner or later we all have to learn the art and discipline of slowing down. Some people dread it. Some embrace it. And still others take a deep breath and simply endure it. When my husband and I accepted our daughter Erin’s invitation eight years ago to move closer to her family, […]
