Unexpected Christmas Guests
By Scott and Kathy Emerson Wyoming boasts beautiful views, wide open spaces, and a good chance for…
It’s the Right Thing to Do
By Jordan Bemis If each one of us reflects on our own stories, we can see God clearly leading and…
Shake Up Your Prayer Life
By Julie Cole How’s your prayer life? This question causes many Christians to admit that they don’t pray as often…
THE POWER OF “I AM SORRY”
By Randall A. Bach Communication will never cease to be a challenge, particularly during times of tension, disagreement, or grief….
On the Horns of a Dilemma
By President Randall A. Bach What should we, particularly Christians, do about public schools? Do we stay in or move…
If You Can . . . Help!
By President Randall A. Bach “But if you can do anything, have compassion on us and help us” Mark 9:22,…
It’s Always Darkest
By Andrea Johnson Remember the saying “It’s always darkest before the dawn”? There was a season in my life when…
Evangelism Doesn’t Have to Be Awkward
By Andrea Johnson I was on my first lap around a lake trail trying to get a run in before…
Take a Nap, Child
By Andrea Johnson Whoever can spin the most plates at once wins, right? The busier a person’s schedule is, the…
Good Grief!
By Dr. Ralph Vencill No one ever told me that grief would be such an intense part of our journey. My upbringing from a non-Christian background as well as some…
No One Ever Told Me: Enough of ME, ME, ME!
By Nadine Groen I was born and raised in the Midwest, outside of Galesburg, Illinois. Living on a farm, my three sisters and I tried to help our father with…
Only God is Perfect
By Rev. Karl A. Francis From a young age I liked to think of myself as one who strove for excellence, but after deep reflection, I realized it’s perfection that…