Beware Online Human Trafficking By Hannah Harrison “My older boyfriend is going to come to pick me up from school this Friday. He’s taking me to Memphis. It’s crazy, we met online and he has given me all sorts of gifts. I think I’m going to live with him,” a…
The Simple Choice By Dr. Mike Murphy I find myself today, anxious to watch play out all the plans the Lord has for you and me. A six pound, twelve ounce future bundle of joy, that in five months you will name Charlotte. I will be a good baby, by…
The Unspoken Prayer Request By Hannah Harrison A year ago, I began to understand the true meaning of anxiety and panic attacks. As a senior in college, I wanted nothing more to finish my degree with honors, land a job I loved, and marry the man of my dreams. However,…
Cut the Distractions, Pursue God Intentionally By Jordan Chamblee When people think of minimalism, they usually think of de-cluttering. In the mind of the general populace, a minimalist is a person who lives with as few material possessions as possible. The common stereotype of the minimalist is a person living…
New Beginnings by an Immutable God By Joy Lucius A new year brings with it the hope of a clean slate and new beginnings. For Christians, perhaps we celebrate each New Year so jubilantly because the concept of new beginnings is the basis of all we believe. The one and…
Waiting Is Work. Hard Work. By Dr. Joe McKeever “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength” (Isaiah 40:31). “I waited patiently for the Lord and He inclined to me and heard my cry” (Psalm 40:1) “Wait on the Lord. Be strong. Let your heart take courage. Yes,…
The Family Altar By Ray Comfort In Old Testament times, people built altars to God to commemorate something He had done. Altars served as a memorial to teach succeeding generations about God and His character. Gathering for a family “altar” or a devotional time is a good way to teach…
You Can Have a Winning, Worthwhile, and Wholesome Life! By Don Boys Why not be kind, after all, it doesn’t cost anything! For a few years, I have tried to say or do something each day for someone with no possibility of benefit to me. That usually happens in restaurants,…
Finding Peace in the Trenches By Hannah Harrison A cold December day in 1914 brought forth one of the most powerful moments in war history - peace. During that cold winter, troops were aching for the warmth of their families during the Christmas season. They longed for the comfort of…
Happy New Year Commentary by Jack Kelley Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the…