A mom's work at writing Scripture on her daughter's wall leads to a great opportnity to learn about God's grace.
02/28/2006 by Sarah Stirman
We give our heart away a little at a time to our children and grandchildren and when it is gone we go to Jesus.
01/04/2006 by Teresa Bell Kindred
Remembering a great lady of faith who lived for 106 years.
11/29/2005 by Rubel Shelly
Motherhood brings with it the laughter and the tears of loving children.
09/14/2005 by Sarah Stirman
One way to help us sort through the moral dilemmas of the day is to ask what our mom would think if we did it?
05/18/2005 by Rubel Shelly
A mom reminds us how to use a gentle answer to deal with a difficult problem.
05/11/2005 by Rubel Shelly
White and red roses mean something special on Mothers' Day.
05/08/2005 by Bill Sherrill
One a mom's greatest responsibilities is to listen to her family, her children, and her God.
05/04/2005 by Teresa Bell Kindred
A funeral helps a couple of ministers understand more clearly the grace of God and the power of the human spirit.
03/22/2005 by Joey Cope
From Mother Teresa comes a very simple lesson on humility and graciousness.
03/20/2005 by Joe Bagby
We often need children to help us see again with the eyes of innocence and call us back to godly mercy and kindness.
09/05/2004 by Joey Cope
A mother's prayer for a child going to school for the first time.
08/25/2004 by Terra D. Brimberry
Her grandmother leaves home and leaves all her stuff behind and begins a new journey of faith.
08/11/2004 by Kelly Breece
While we need schedules, our children must take precedence over our schedule.
08/04/2004 by Kelly Breece
This is a story about a needed ministry to those battling cancer called ChemoAngels.
06/08/2004 by Joseph Mazella
Being the world's worst mother is a good thing: it means you did the right things with your kids!
05/08/2004 by Larry Davies
We can record our children's memories when they are little and then they will have them when they are older.
03/10/2004 by Katha Winther
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
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
A small town parade and a funeral stir up memories of the past and hope for the future.
12/20/2003 by Kelly Breece
During the holidays, we really miss loved ones lost to death, but we should let that be a reminder to seize each moment and fill it with love and joy.
12/19/2003 by Joseph Mazella
Nothing blesses us than to see those we love being generous with others -- that's true thanksgiving!
11/28/2003 by Melva Cooper
When we touch those in need and treat them with dignity, we are touching Jesus.
11/14/2003 by Amy Nappa