by Ava Pennington The goat-hair cloth chafed his calloused fingers as he stitched the last seam. Paul stood and stretched his tired muscles. One more tent completed. The proceeds would help with his travel expenses to Ephesus—another city where people needed to hear that Elohim, the creator of the universe, was the redeemer of humanity. […]
by Nancy Hoag Because my husband’s employment and promotions had repeatedly moved us from one side of the country to the other, I longed for roots and a permanent home. I’d even chosen a house plan for the dream we would make come true; I’d been carrying the plan around for more than a dozen […]
by Tammy Darling Consider the following statistic provided by Good Measure International: Christians in America spend $20 billion every year on soft drinks while $13 billion a year would feed every starving person in the world. Sobering, isn’t it? According to UNICEF, more than one billion people are suffering from malnutrition and hunger, an increase […]
