Rubel Shelly talks about the financial crisis, or better, crises, that are afflicting our economy and housing markets and foreclosure problems and points to one age old problem -- greed.
04/03/2008 by Rubel Shelly
Anne Voskamp shares her insights into spring cleaning and the stress and blessing of completely cleaning ones house and heart.
03/25/2008 by Ann Voskamp
Anne Voskamp shares her insights into spring cleaning and the stress and blessing of completely cleaning ones house and heart.
03/18/2008 by Ann Voskamp
Rubel Shelly confronts our tendency to make excuses for our sins, mistakes, and errors and then try to use softer words to make them not seem so bad.
02/05/2008 by Rubel Shelly
Patrick Odum challenges us to get rid of the clutter in our lives and our churches just like Jesus challenged the people of his day.
01/19/2008 by Patrick D. Odum
Christine Villas shares insights on how a trip to Africa changed her opinion of all women.
01/13/2008 by Christine Villas
Teresa Bell Kindred talks honestly about the stuff of life, exercise, root canals, and other things.
01/04/2008 by Teresa Bell Kindred
Alan Smith talks about a junior high music teacher whose students didn't play.
10/06/2007 by Alan Smith
Steve Higginbotham writes about Bezalel, an artist who was chosen by God to design and oversee the construction of the Tabernacle and all the sacred items found in it during the rugged time of the wilderness wanderings.
08/26/2007 by Steve Higginbotham
We all need help to get where we're going. If you don't know how to get to Jesus, don't be afraid to ask someone who does.
08/22/2007 by Steve Ridgell
Rubel Shelly reminds us that we need to not give up when our life seems to be in the toilet, because as often archaeologists do, we can sometimes find the greatest treasures in the most surprising places.
08/21/2007 by Rubel Shelly
Alan Smith describes the empty nest syndrome from a humorous point of view, then goes to remind us that we are all in God's nest.
08/19/2007 by Alan Smith
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
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
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
When we pray for people, God actually works in their lives. The story of Fernando's conversion reminds us of the power of prayer.
06/06/2007 by Tim Archer
God's springtime reminds us that new life is possible and that God is on doing new things in our lives and that a better future awaits us as week seek to live with the Lord forever!
04/07/2007 by Bill Sherrill
Larry died and no one missed him and was not discovered until 18 months after his death.
03/26/2007 by Phil Ware
Tammy remembers a strange person welcomed at her church and how important it is to love all the Leslie's in our life.
03/18/2007 by Tammy Marcelain
What we have is not what determines how rich we are and our job is just a means to an end, not the real goal or end.
01/25/2007 by Russ Lawson
It's not how many days we have, but how we use those days for God that matter -- or to say it differently, it is not how far we walk, but how we walk in the miles we cover that matter most.
12/05/2006 by Patrick D. Odum
Using something for free almost every weekend of the year for a parking lot reminds a church that they don't own what they use; we need to learn that same thing as God's children.
12/03/2006 by Alan Smith
Article on the transformation God can do in our lives changing us from a lump of clay into an object of beauty and usefulness.
11/12/2006 by Bill Sherrill
Selfishness destroys families while self-examination helps us improve ourselves and bless our families.
10/20/2006 by Paul Faulkner
When we put self in the middle of everything, then everything becomes about I, me, my, and mine, and not about God and we mess up our self-absorbed lives.
10/18/2006 by Kimberli J. Brackett