Articles Tagged 'So' (Page 16)

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

Just Part of the Job

Rubel Shelly reminds us that the real challenge is to be resourceful and take our meager resources and big challenges and put them in the hands of the Living God.

A brain injury and a call for the maintenance man?

People over Machines

Rubel Shelly talks about the nightmare of getting caught in a voice mail and caller processing system and says he prefers people over machines.

Don't you just love getting caught in a caller option system?

When Heroes Walk

Phil Ware shares a message about hanging on and keeping on walking in the face of adversity, pain, hardship, and challenge.

Sometimes, it takes everything to just keep walking!

Mother's Day in Retrospect

Russ Lawson talks about what husbands and sons should do for the mothers and wives for Mother's Day.

Now just how good a Mother's Day gift is a rubber tree plant?

What Difference Can One Make?

Phil Ware looks at Ruth and Naomi and the difference one faithful person can make in everything!

Can one person really make a difference

James

Phil Ware lets us journey with James, the half brother of Jesus, through the cross and resurrection to find our way to hope and confidence about our future.

How can the younger brother of Jesus help us find our way to hope?

There's More to Come

Steve Higginbotham shares the insight that Friday is not the end, but the promise of a new beginning.

It's Friday, so how do you really feel about things?

Under the Passover Moon

Lois Tverberg shares from her blog on the Jewishness of Jesus and about why the disciples fell asleep on the night of Jesus' betrayal.

So why did those friends of Jesus fall asleep on him?

Only a Keystroke Away

Russ Lawson talks about the the blessings of our high tech communication, cyberspace-style communication, and challenges us to face-to-face encouragement.

Are our emails, IM's, and text messages really enough?

Last Thoughts or Long Commitments?

Phil Ware uses Timothy's release from prison to be an opportunity to look at how we are to live in a culture opposed to Christianity.

Would Timothy make it, and if he did, would he be faithful?

Try It On First

Jesus is worth investigating and Christians should encourage people to take enough time to evaluate his value.

We should want people to investigate Jesus.

Neighboring

Phil Ware talks about the parable of the Good Samaritan and how Jesus calls us to neighboring.

Who is my neighbor?

Love Path 911: Emotional Affair

Joe Beam answers questions on love, sex, and relationships; this one focuses on an emotional affair.

Should she get out of the relationship?

Preparing for Heroism

Rubel Shelly reminds us the nature of heroism is about being diligent and faithful to our everyday tasks like Sully.

Have you seen a hero lately?

Sell Your Soul?

Teresa Bell Kindred talks about selling our soul and eBay and what we are doing with our own soul.

I didn't know there was anything you couldn't sell on eBay?

Who Cares?

Hal Runkel talks about putting up a basketball goal with his son and how his son responds inappropriately and how a dad responds properly.

What do you do when kids don't respond to your good efforts?

Star Bright

Phil Ware reflects upon the star the Magi saw and puts it in its context of astrologers from Iran who recognized Jesus as King of the Jews and the religious leaders among the Jews who tried to kill him.

What difference does one twinkling star really make?

The Main Thing

Phil Ware shares a reminder that not only must we do good and live morally, but we must not forget the main thing, letting others know about Jesus!

Are we losing focus?

The Value Is the Owner

Alan Smith tells a story about an amber Napoleon Bonaparte gift to his wife and how it became a priceless piece of jewelry because he owned it.

What value do you place in yourself?

Untangling Family Knots

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.

Can it really get better if we get closer?

More than a Fork in the Road

Phil Ware reminds us of an old story describing heaven and hell and how the difference between the two is whether or not people serve each other.

How our simply service makes a difference in everything!

The Art of Saying, 'I am Sorry'

Steve Higginbotham reminds us that saying "I'm sorry" means truly apologizing.

Simple words, so why don't we say them more genuinely?

Woman Behold Your Son

Sarah Stirman shares insight stirred by her son's second injury to his ankle and it reminds her of Mary's sacrifice at the cross.

What's a mom supposed to do in a time like this?

Cleaning Up Our Act

Rubel Shelly reminds us that we need to allow new Christians and inquirers to have time to grow and mature and not subject them to over scrutiny to the point of killing them with caustic cleanliness.

Are we using cleaning agents that are toxic to others and their faith?

The Power of Human Kindness

Rubel Shelly shares a great story of how simple kindness and candy help heal old wounds and made friends out of enemies.

Can kindness really melt the heart of stone?