People can live for years needing the very thing that God has to offer, yet they overlook the treasure that He offers.
08/06/2008 by Tim Archer
Jesus claims to be the one true way to God. There is no other.
07/30/2008 by Steve Ridgell
The only way to become a citizen in God's kingdom is to be born a second time, born of water and God's Holy Spirit.
06/25/2008 by Tim Archer
Russ Lawson shares some things from his granddaughter that helps us understand that we are God's children.
06/15/2008 by Russ Lawson
Phil Ware challenges us to think about how we view church and asks how we can make it a gathering of people committed to the Kingdom of God.
04/07/2008 by Phil Ware
"Only in his home town, among his relatives and in his own house is a prophet without honor." Mark 6:4
03/26/2008 by Skye Noe
Patrick Odum compares the lack of vacancy in a French cemetery and a law forbidding people to die to the hope we have in the resurrection of Jesus.
03/21/2008 by Patrick D. Odum
Phil Ware addresses the issue of church leadership, hypocrisy, and consumerism by pointing leaders to Paul's example in Colossians of pointing people to Jesus, praying for their maturity, and trusting in Him to supply the power as Paul worked strenuously
03/10/2008 by Phil Ware
“So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets” (Mathew 7:12). This phrase of Jesus spoken during the Sermon on the Mount is referred to as the Golden Rule. I am curious how the world would
03/05/2008 by Skye Noe
I wish I was better at documenting my life. As much as I like to think my memory is strong and full of detail, there is so much that has slipped away. There are many solutions to this problem; some people are journal writers and have years of memorable
01/23/2008 by Skye Noe
Patrick Odum challenges all of us to live as if it is our last hour on earth.
01/22/2008 by Patrick D. Odum
The only way to find God is to step out in faith. If we limit ourselves to what we our senses can perceive, we will always fall short of finding Him.
01/16/2008 by Tim Archer
Lisa Mikitarian shares some beautiful insights on the beauty of a heavy snow and how Jesus comes to us and offers to do the same -- bring peace to our hectic and harried worlds.
01/08/2008 by Lisa Mikitarian
We want a Christianity without the Cross, a Savior without a Lord, and a Tinkerbelle Jesus, reprinted.
01/07/2008 by Phil Ware
This is what constantly amazes me about the efficiency with which God is able to solve our problems. It's not that I have any doubt concerning his power to create solutions; it's just amazing that he completes His plans using us! God is a master at solv
01/02/2008 by Skye Noe
Tom Norvell describes Jesus as the only source of peace in any season.
12/30/2007 by Tom Norvell
Rubel Shelly reminds us that Christmas can open our eyes to faith and what the world willfully does not want to see.
12/27/2007 by Rubel Shelly
We have to remember that the cute little baby in the nativity scene grew up to die on a cross. As Christians, we need the power of the risen Lord who is much more than a tiny baby.
12/26/2007 by Tim Archer
Bill Denton shares insight into the incarnation of God in Jesus Christ and what it means for us.
12/25/2007 by Bill Denton
Larry Davies puts us in the place of the inn keeper who had no room in his inn for Joseph and Mary.
12/23/2007 by Larry Davies
Tom Norvell talks about a pre-Christmas trip to the place of insanity, the mall, and questions if they are missing something in the season.
12/22/2007 by Tom Norvell
Patrick Odum tells about a gaudy, JESUS Christmas sign in the yard that tells everyone that the owners of the home believe Jesus is the reason for the season.
12/21/2007 by Patrick D. Odum
Larry Davies reminds of our need to repent and get our hearts and behavior right if we are going to prepare the way for Jesus at Christmas.
12/20/2007 by Larry Davies
Tom Norvell compares the inflatable Christmas yard decorations to the inflatable Christians and religious people that Jesus criticized.
12/16/2007 by Tom Norvell
Bill Sherrill reminds us that the spirit of the Christmas season is giving, not receiving and that we need to be a people with a spirit of thanksgiving.
12/13/2007 by Bill Sherrill