Teresa Bell Kindred shares how her daughter missed the dreaded pink slip given to many teachers in Kentucky, but she also reminds us that God doesn't give pink slips.
05/20/2008 by Teresa Bell Kindred
Larry Zinck talks about the wildfire destruction and how people can live so close to the danger zone and think it won't ever happen to them.
10/30/2007 by Larry Zinck
Disaster Relief sites are given for the California fires
10/27/2007 by Phil Ware
Kimberli Brackett reminds us that even in the worst of circumstances, God is at work trying to make something out of our situation and we can see if we will praise God and ask for his perspective.
09/30/2007 by Kimberli J. Brackett
Larry Davies shares a hard and horrible story of tragedy and asks where God is and helps walk us through Isaiah 43 and shows how it reflects the presence of God in our worst times through the people of God who help.
07/17/2007 by Larry Davies
Tom Norvel shares several observations from being out of his house for more than six months and how it relates to our spiritual lives.
07/15/2007 by Tom Norvell
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
A damaging fire that swept through the Norvell home is heartbreaking and hard, but also a reminder of God's constant care.
02/15/2007 by Tom Norvell
How God turned a couple of horrible, traumatic experiences in the Ware family into something really good!
11/20/2006 by Phil Ware
Heartlight's first article was about how we use our speech.
04/06/2006 by Phil Ware
A fire burned down a church building but rebuilt a church.
05/12/2005 by Joe Bagby
The best way to deal with a goof is to admit and learn from it.
07/29/2004 by Rubel Shelly
With the dying embers of a fire, we are reminded of two life choices: letting our passions, hopes, and dreams slip away or having them burst into flame and reigniting us for the New Year.
12/29/2003 by Phil Ware