Kimberli Brackett reminds us that it is easy to slip into the role of being prideful and a snob who hurts others because of our silly and stupid pridefulness.
06/10/2007 by Kimberli J. Brackett
Hal Runkel reminds us that we can issue an apology and actually use it to beat up someone else in the process by transferring the focus of the guilt from ourselves to someone else and this is fake and mean and bullying.
06/09/2007 by Hal Runkel, LMFT
Paul Faulkner reminds us that divorce causes stress on our children and creates a legacy that impacts their lives, so we need to learn to love each other in words and actions.
06/08/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Phil Ware shares insight on Psalm 7
06/07/2007 by Phil Ware
When we pray for people, God actually works in their lives. The story of Fernando's conversion reminds us of the power of prayer.
06/06/2007 by Tim Archer
Mike Barres reminds us that waiting is hard, but God's timing is always best.
06/05/2007 by Mike Barres
Rubel Shelly reflects on the declining number of divorces per population since the 80's and talks about the importance of preparation and commitment in making a marriage work.
06/04/2007 by Rubel Shelly
Tom Norvell remembers the words of the father to the older brother in the parable of the Prodigal son that everything the father has is his, it belongs to him.
06/03/2007 by Tom Norvell
Ron Rose reminds us that we need to be investing in the future by helping others see the potential that God has for them.
06/02/2007 by Ron Rose
Paul Faulkner reminds us that being in such a rush in life is not the way God intended us to live and not the way Jesus lived, so we ought to slow down, spend time with the Father, and be refreshed.
06/01/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Mike Barres reminds us that hardship can often be a time God is using us to make a difference in the lives of many others.
05/31/2007 by Mike Barres
We need to take care of our hearts, both physically and spiritually
05/30/2007 by Steve Ridgell
Rubel Shelly reminds us that we are all unique and different and yet we must all take responsibility for our actions.
05/29/2007 by Rubel Shelly
Phil Ware uses Memorial Day to think about the cost of war and the ultimate sacrifice of a friend named Roy who lived through World War II, the assault on Normandy Beach and the Battle of the Bulge.
05/28/2007 by Phil Ware
Marsha Jordan reminds us that folks need to know that we care and really are not looking for us to pour out our advice and give them all of our solutions.
05/27/2007 by Marsha Jordan
Shock jocks have tried to out do each other in shocking, crude, and obscene remarks on radio, TV, and interviews and they have crossed the line and we are the only ones who can do something about it.
05/26/2007 by Rubel Shelly
Paul Faulkner reminds us that we need to rest 1 in 7 if we are going to fully experience life and be productive.
05/25/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Alan Smith shares a Leith Anderson story about going to the only perfect World Series game and how he saw it as a disappointment because his team lost and then Alan compares this to our sometimes not seeing the big picture of what is really happening when
05/24/2007 by Alan Smith
Remembering the blood shed for our freedom, we must remember Jesus Christ.
05/23/2007 by Bill Brant
Patrick Odum tells about a guy who thought he had pancreatic cancer and lived it up his last year of life and then found out the cancer diagnosis was wrong.
05/22/2007 by Patrick D. Odum
Phil Ware challenges us to re-look at how we define the day and when it begins by looking at Genesis 1 and the rhythm of creation and see that God has blessed us with rest before work.
05/21/2007 by Phil Ware
Russ Lawson reminds us that we can and should be considerate, comforting, and encouraging in the way we respond to others.
05/20/2007 by Russ Lawson
Alan Smith reminds us that we have to be moldable, to have a broken and contrite spirit if God is going to do anything with us.
05/19/2007 by Alan Smith
Paul Faulkner reminds us to use the gentle quiet tuck-in times with our kids.
05/18/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Tom Norvell shares modern day stories of the prodigal son as he talks about a son, daughter, husband, and a wife who left and came home.
05/17/2007 by Tom Norvell