Ron Rose challenges us to look beyond the ugliness and pettiness of the age and find real beauty and loveliness in our worlds.
10/06/2009 by Ron Rose
Rubel Shelly shares a story from post World War II at Yankee Stadium and helps us understand that self-centeredness may be okay for little kids, but not for us!
08/03/2009 by Rubel Shelly
Ron Rose talks about his own struggle with legalism and challenges us to the liberating that comes from the good news of Jesus, the challenge to live a life of faith outside the walls of church.
07/12/2009 by Ron Rose
Rick Brown writes in his family unique series about a family having a plan for what they are going to do and the key step in the plan is to decide how to finish the following, "As for me and my house we will ..."
06/30/2009 by Rick Brown
The one basic truth of Christianity is Jesus. Focus on him and everything else will make sense.
04/29/2009 by Steve Ridgell
Phil Ware reminds us that there should be no line between sacred and secular for followers of Jesus.
04/23/2009 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly warns us about the lure of the quick fix and reminds us that there are no short cuts to what is valuable and that perseverance is necessary for character.
02/17/2009 by Rubel Shelly
Sarah Stirman talks about running and rolling her ankle and how it made her afraid to focus on the goal and see the sights.
01/06/2009 by Sarah Stirman
Sarah Stirman reflects on relationships, Thanksgiving and the book of Exodus and our need to move on.
11/16/2008 by Sarah Stirman
Mike Barres challenges us to seek spiritual maturity.
11/01/2008 by Mike Barres
Jenny Runkel reminds us of the rules of improv and shows us how to use them in our parenting!
10/30/2008 by Jenny Runkel
Ann Voskamp uses a boy's three-legged race to be the reminder that in a family, and in life, the closer we get the better we are.
10/23/2008 by Ann Voskamp
Mike Barres reminds us to not be distracted with the things going on around us but fix our eyes on Jesus.
10/11/2008 by Mike Barres
Bill Sherrill reminds us of the importance of the cross as both a symbol and a reality of our center as believers in Jesus.
08/10/2008 by Bill Sherrill
Lisa Mikitarian talks about ultra marathons and companion runners and reminds us that Jesus is our companion runner and we need to be a companion runner to others.
04/11/2008 by Lisa Mikitarian
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
Tom Norvell reminds us that the safest place is in the center of God's will and that means loving God and loving people.
02/24/2008 by Tom Norvell
Mike Barres reminds us that we so easily get our focus on things down here and not on the Lord who can help us with our lives and help us solve our problems.
01/31/2008 by Mike Barres
Paul Faulkner reminds us that we need to live for the present to help others and keep our focus on the matters of the Kingdom rather than let our lives get filled with regret for the past.
11/09/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Michelle Howe warns women about worry and wishing that can rob them of the present moment and distort their vision of their future.
11/08/2007 by Michele Howe
Phil Ware talks about spending time in communion with God so that we can know best how to respond to those who need compassion and yet help us keep to our mission.
09/17/2007 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware shares about how important it is to find our one thing we are supposed to do in life and how to find it by spending time with Jesus.
09/03/2007 by Phil Ware
Russ Lawson reminds us that while some words are balderdash and came to us through crazy circumstances, Jesus words are the opposite: he speaks with real authority.
09/02/2007 by Russ Lawson
Paul Faulkner reminds us that we have to be intentional or what we view as important gets lost in the busyness of life.
08/17/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Phil Ware talks about what is most important about the Bible and the focus of Scripture and the answer is simple: Jesus must be the center of everything.
07/16/2007 by Phil Ware