When community – rooted in love – is already in place, we take the journey of life and death together. We share in the presence of Christ, as we serve our brothers and sisters, celebrating together, holding hands when things look grim, sharing a cup of coffee, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs.
God is calling grandparents to help the next generation navigate in today’s world. It isn’t easy but we can model a godly lifestyle and intentionally pray for them.
“ACHIEVING OPTIMAL HEALTH”
Is a new column posted the first Monday of each month Ellie will help us learn how to better take care of our mental, physical, and spiritual health as we grow older.
Learn to walk the familiar spiritual pathways; in particular, the discipline of drawing closer to God during seasons such as Lent. This will help each of us to appreciate Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter on a new level.
Michele Howe teaches readers that self-forgetfulness is a biblically robust principle that can set us free from the inside out.
Do You Really Care About Your Pastor?
If you have a pastor you care about, please read this…
“But from everlasting to everlasting the Lord’s love is with those who fear him, and his righteousness with their children’s children.” As a first generation Christian, Russ demonstrates how he and his wife teach their children and grandchildren in the paths of the Lord.
Are you teaching your children, or grandchildren, the Truth in scripture? Do you know it yourself? David challenges men to sit down and teach the Word of God to your children.
It was the news you never could have imagined. You still can’t fathom what happened. You feel dumbstruck and confused. Your world has been shattered.
Breaking a toe is one of the most painful injuries we can experience. How are we to be joyful in a time of throbbing and shooting pain Carrie will take us on her journey? Carrie will take us on her journey from pain to joy.
With the arrival of Black History month we must search ourselves and decide if we are loving one another as Christ commanded. Or, are we making distinctions among ourselves and become judges with evil thoughts? You are invited to a much needed conversation.
The Apostle John encouraged his churches through his letters. If we are to strengthen the men in our families, it is imperative that we also inspire one another. Alan Kearns provides a timeless approach to encouragement.
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