Russ Lawson uses a trip to a farm to remind us how we can choose to respond differently to Jesus: follow or be pushed, be led or run away.
08/11/2007 by Russ Lawson
Paul Faulkner reminds us that Jesus turned things upside down adn stirred things up to bring God's blessings to others.
08/10/2007 by Paul Faulkner
In a world of suffering, God's Spirit offers Hope for Life.
08/08/2007 by Skye Noe
Phil Ware continues his series of thoughts on The Jesus Vibe and this time he shares how the Lord's Prayer tunes our hearts to living the life of the Jesus Vibe.
08/06/2007 by Phil Ware
Paul Faulkner reminds us of the preciousness of the church and how we must not criticize each other.
08/03/2007 by Paul Faulkner
We can't really appreciate God's good news until we've had a taste of the bad news.
08/01/2007 by Tim Archer
Phil Ware reminds us that the Jesus vibe is about being a servant and helping others, but he also reminds us that there are powerful memories in the Lord's Supper to help remind us of this thought.
07/30/2007 by Phil Ware
Tom Norvel reminds us of Jesus' promise to give us rest if we will come close to him and follow him and spend time with him and learn from him.
07/29/2007 by Tom Norvell
What Christians share in common is much greater than any differences than could seem to separate them.
07/25/2007 by Steve Ridgell
Living life on edge—that is, under constant pressure, fear, or nervousness—is no way of living. I’m talking about anxiety,
07/18/2007 by Courtney Loy
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
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
Summertime is a great time of the year! There is nothing I enjoy more than spending a day at the swimming pool, having a cookout in the park, watching my favorite baseball team play late on a warm evening and watching the neighborhood kids play without th
07/11/2007 by Skye Noe
Teresa Bell Kindred shares with us her absent-minded follies because she is distracted from all of her hi-tech toys to which she is plugged in and she reminds us to get away and be with God.
07/07/2007 by Teresa Bell Kindred
Despite common misconceptions, freedom is not granted by governments, nor won on a battlefield. True freedom comes from God and God alone.
07/04/2007 by Tim Archer
Steve Higginbotham tells about his daughter learning the most important lesson of all, wan ting to be like Jesus.
07/01/2007 by Steve Higginbotham
Despite apparent differences, we Christians are the same in the things that matter.
06/27/2007 by Steve Ridgell
Jane Vincenzi reminds us that our lives can get so cluttered with activity that we miss God and lose out on real life.
06/26/2007 by Jane Vincenzi
Paul Faulkner reminds us that we can get so busy that we fail to find God in the everyday world where he meets us.
06/22/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Money really doesn’t grow on trees -- and some of us are growing more aware of this fact every day. Truthfully, most people deal with financial stress
06/20/2007 by Courtney Loy
Teresa Bell Kindred shares an experience she had with her GPS and then compares it to God's Plan of Salvation which is in the Bible, the only Voice we should trust.
06/19/2007 by Teresa Bell Kindred
Phil Ware talks about the weariness of ministry and reminds us that it is not enough to simply get away and rest, we must get away and be with Jesus.
06/18/2007 by Phil Ware
In a world of bending and conforming, Christians need to learn to hold their ground.
06/13/2007 by Skye Noe
Kimberli Brackett reminds us that it is easy to slip into the role of being prideful and a snob who hurts others because of our silly and stupid pridefulness.
06/10/2007 by Kimberli J. Brackett
Hal Runkel reminds us that we can issue an apology and actually use it to beat up someone else in the process by transferring the focus of the guilt from ourselves to someone else and this is fake and mean and bullying.
06/09/2007 by Hal Runkel, LMFT