Phil Ware continues his series of reflections on the importance of women in the Bible, the ministry of Jesus, and the early church.
10/10/2018 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware reminds us how important it is to use love language with those who are precious to us and we can begin by doing this with Jesus.
04/25/2018 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware reminds us that Communion is a powerful example of Jesus taking something profound and making it simple enough for us to understand and do together.
11/04/2017 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware reminds us of Jesus' idea of greatness and challenges us to follow the example of the often forgotten Onesiphorus, a "One-Who-Is-For-Us" friend.
01/17/2017 by Phil Ware
Phil Ware continues his thoughts on the value of women in our culture.
09/22/2014 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly writes about the name Nakusa in India and how it means unwanted and asks how to you overcome a bad name.
10/28/2011 by Rubel Shelly
Phil Ware continues his series on SpiritFire focusing on our bodies being the Temple of God in which God lives by His Holy Spirit.
01/14/2010 by Phil Ware
Tom Norvell reminds us to listen to God when we feel like we have nothing to offer, and if we do, we will realize that is enough.
04/28/2009 by Tom Norvell
Rubel Shelly reminds us that we still have a lot to be celebrate even if things are bad with our lives, because God is at work in us and has done great things.
06/19/2008 by Rubel Shelly
Patrick D. Odum uses the Vatican's ruling on UFOs as a chance to remind us that we are made in God's image, and are very good.
06/10/2008 by Patrick D. Odum
Every child is different and important and special and we need to learn to appreciate each one for their uniqueness.
03/16/2007 by Paul Faulkner
Priceless memories that you make with those you love are far more valuable and enduring gifts than anything you can purchase with money.
12/13/2006 by Teresa Bell Kindred
Are we anything more than a facade, or does our character run deep and can it be seen in the world of quiet and inner places in our lives.
11/06/2006 by Phil Ware
Our descisions have consequences and these choices are not inconsequential to our children and grandchildren.
09/08/2006 by Paul Faulkner