December 20, 2024
Begin a New Tradition
Too often, Christ is absent in Christmas. So how about beginning a new Christ-centered tradition? Check out these great ideas:
Read more..Thoughts By Vonette Bright
December 16, 2024
Lonely Holiday
All too often, holidays don’t meet expectations. Especially Christmas. For some, it’s filled with family times, parties, church activities, and gift exchanges. But you may be spending this year at home alone. Don’t fret!
Read more..December 2, 2024
Forgive Again and Again
When Clay Crosse first admitted his sin to his wife Renee, she felt everything any normal woman would feel: anger, resentment, hurt; more anger. She was becoming closed to him. And every time he came to her with new information and a confession, it was like a fresh blow to a deep bruise.
Read more..December 1, 2024
Jesus is the Reason
“This is what I am looking for… the REAL meaning of Christmas!” Read: Luke 2:1-20 Jesus Christ is the real reason for this season.
Read more..November 26, 2024
Beyond Addiction
After seventeen years of marriage, Meg’s husband held a secret. He had struggled with sexual addiction for years.
Read more..November 25, 2024
Choosing Thankfulness
Thankfulness is an attitude we choose to have. It’s not based on what we have or where we are in life. Yes, friend, as you face life’s challenges, choose thankfulness. It’s a choice with no regrets.
Read more..October 30, 2024
Time of Many Tears
Friend, God knows all about your trials. He will comfort you if you'll go to Him in prayer.
Read more..October 25, 2024
From a Survivor
Survivor of Sexual abuse - God's word was a soothing touch to her troubled heart. Victoria went on to help other women.
Read more..October 13, 2024
Radical Gratitude
God is constantly in your life, providing for daily need, healing you, blessing your life. So do you run toward others or toward God? Friend, prayer is much more than making requests to God. As the Bible says, “In everything, give thanks.”
Read more..September 24, 2024
Worry Beads
“Therefore do not worry, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’
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