Morality in black and white

The decisions we make & the actions that follow are always black & white in the sight of God, because we always have an option to choose righteously.

Bethany McIlrath on August 13, 2014

Peace that passes understanding

“Be anxious for nothing” is not a command, but an outcome that depends on living out the words that follow. We can be free from anxiety through prayer and thanksgiving.

Ray Hollenbach on August 8, 2014

Lessons from the road

My family and I recently returned from our summer road trip through the Midwest and, along the way, I was reminded of some things about my faith, my family, and myself.

Jason Sharp on July 25, 2014

Hide and seek

Where are YOU seeking shelter from the storms of life?

Luanne Christensen on July 18, 2014

Dealing with disappointment

It’s time to open our clenched fists and release the crinkled picture of how we thought things would look by now.

Susie Larson on July 11, 2014

The milestone that wasn’t

The New Testament holds no shortage of examples of people whose expected and desired “big moments” weren’t what they hoped for.

Bethany McIlrath on July 1, 2014

Deja-vu

God sometimes uses parallel circumstances to remind us of His character and to reinforce His work in us.

Bethany McIlrath on June 27, 2014

What is the rock?

A look at the lesson hidden in plain sight in the final story Jesus tells in his Sermon on the Mount.

Ray Hollenbach on June 20, 2014

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2 mistakes we make in our jobs

We tend to miss God at work, or put work in His place.

Carl Bliss on June 12, 2014

Private battles

Everyone has their private battles, you may never know from looking on the outside that on the inside there is something that is breaking in them.

Gina Kemp on June 5, 2014