If moral turbulence could be measured on the Richter scale, then the “soulquake” currently taking place in our country would warrant a solid ten. Although many factors have contributed to this moral shaking, at the core of it lies a … Continue reading →
My dear sister-in-Christ, Kathy Collard Miller, is our guest blogger today. She has authored over 50 books. Here are few words of wisdom from Kathy. The last time I had a glaucoma test, I felt tense knowing that puff of … Continue reading →
We often ask kids, “What’s your favorite color?” But adults have favorite colors too. I like the color yellow: the yellow sun, yellow daffodils, and yellow lemons. I also like blue: blue sky, blue hydrangeas, and the vast ocean with … Continue reading →
I deserve this. I earned it. It’s my right. We see it in marriages and other relationships as individual people focus more on their rights than on the relationship. We see it in our culture as people promote their own … Continue reading →
I’m overwhelmed at times when I see all the negative messages the children in our lives are exposed to. From almost every imaginable direction, they are confronted with messages that tell them they are worthless and that their hopes and … Continue reading →
We pray for more children in our church. My church now has only two school-age children. Sadly, this is becoming the norm in my community as more and more churches give up on holding VBS and even Sunday school due to the … Continue reading →