Sometimes with all the preparation and stress we forget what the real meaning of the holidays is all about.
12/24/2005 by Joey Cope
All earthly homecomings should remind us of our ultimate joyful homecoming to God.
10/17/2005 by Phil Ware
Heaven is our home, not earth, and we must live like heaven is our home.
10/10/2005 by Phil Ware
The human spirit, created by God, is indominatable and has a passion to return to its home.
09/12/2005 by Bill Denton
A prayer for graduating seniors by parents.
05/24/2005 by Tom Norvell
So many things make us long to be somewhere different.
05/17/2005 by Joey Cope
Entering a gate where the house is gone opens up our heart to the truth about our lasting home in heaven with God that Jesus has prepared for us.
03/23/2005 by Elizabeth Price
Little things mean a great deal during the Christmas season. Let's not forget to do them.
12/13/2004 by Phil Ware
Letting go, whether to death or to school is hard, but when we do, let's let them go to God's care.
08/24/2004 by Patrick D. Odum
Her grandmother leaves home and leaves all her stuff behind and begins a new journey of faith.
08/11/2004 by Kelly Breece
Our true home is in heaven, it is our homeland to which we are journeying.
05/18/2004 by Tom Norvell
Can we make the transition that happens after a leap of faith even if it is more restrictive.
04/04/2004 by Kelly Breece
As much as we would like to go home again, we must remember that home is not a place until we are home with God.
03/09/2004 by Lynn Anderson
In Hollywood, we can find people who are rich and people who are poor, but what they have in common is that they all need the compassion of Jesus demonstrated to them.
01/09/2004 by Randy Becton
No matter how much we love our family, we can't protect them all the time or fix their every problem; we have to trust God to work in their lives what is best for them and to take care of them.
12/28/2003 by Janice Price
The message for singles this Christmas is that there IS a home for you, and there IS someone there for you.
12/17/2003 by Cary Branscum
If we don't bring back sinners whose sin has humiliated themselves, and if we we don't reach out to those who have been humiliated by others, then how can we claim we wear the name of Jesus?
10/20/2003 by Phil Ware