Featured Articles

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

All Along, I Thought I Was Reading to Him

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Reading the story of a lost sheep with his son allows a father to really hear what is in his sons heart and how he is his sons shepherd.

When is reading more than just reading?

Undo Send: What a Great Idea!

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Rubel Shelly reminds us of our need to restrain our urge to speak too quickly and compares that to a new gmail feature called undo send

Don't you wish you could take back some things you've said?

Sorry Rocks

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Repentance leads us to life change, not to just doing the same ol' relgious thing each week.

What has repentance led you to change?

A Tradition Like No Other

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Tom compares the Masters, a golf tournament that is a tradition like no other and suggests that we can follow Jesus as our Master, and use the love commands to be our tradition like no other and this will revolutionize our lives.

Do we have a Master's tradition?

Tuna Salad and the Rest of the Story

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Philip Gulley talks about going to the house of a friend in Chicago he calls Paul Jr. and ends up having lunch with Paul Harvey and reminds us that most famous people are nicer than we might think because they know they didn't get to the top, on their own

Most of them are wonderful human beings because someone gave them a leg up somewhere along the line, and they remember that. At least the good ones do.

https://www.heartlight.org/articles/200604/20060416_readingtohim.html 
https://www.heartlight.org/articles/200904/20090416_undosend.html 
https://www.heartlight.org/articles/200404/20040415_sorryrocks.html 
https://www.heartlight.org/articles/200704/20070414_tradition.html 
https://www.heartlight.org/articles/202104/20210413_tunasalad.html