Over the next few weeks we’ll be producing a blog series titled “Building Bridges Across the Generational Divide.” As you read a variety of perspectives from women from different walks of life and different generations, we hope that you’ll feel … Continued
Over the next few weeks we’ll be producing a blog series titled “Building Bridges Across the Generational Divide.” As you read a variety of perspectives from women from different walks of life and different generations, we hope that you’ll feel … Continued
By April Johnson This Christmas season was a particularly turbulent time in the life of our family. My 9-year-old daughter, Gloria, needed to have hip surgery. This was a complex surgery, and although the orthopedist explained it was one she … Continued
By Paula Rinehart One scene in John’s Gospel account is a window into how God makes us able to live boldly the life He has for us. It’s a picture of what it means to experience Christ with each other … Continued
by Karen Hearl Is your ministry to women changing? Is your church experiencing some kind of change in pastoral leadership, church membership, worship and teaching methods, demographics? What about you as a leader? Are you experiencing change? Change is continually … Continued
by Judi Adamyk “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Eccl 3:1 We can tell ourselves that Solomon lived in a much simpler time and the modern world cannot operate this way. … Continued
by Elizabeth Newell “Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. And I saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down … Continued
by Amanda Anganes In Sunday School we’ve been reading Radical by David Platt. It’s an interesting read, and it raises a lot of questions. Last week we discussed commands that God has issued for all believers, contrasted with our more … Continued
by Shirley Paz “The Lord will fight for you while you keep silent.” Ex. 14:14 When God directed my attention to that verse, I had two responses: Certainty that the message was meant for me, and dismay. Life in a … Continued
by Susan E. Moody When I was in 6th grade, Laura Cummings invited me to her birthday party. I remember that one of her birthday party favors was that make-your-own-balloon stuff. Also, we got to eat Charleston Chews at the … Continued