We’re continuing our Summer Sampler series, revisiting some of our favorite posts from past years. This article was originally published in 2002. Enjoy! And please feel free to forward to a friend. by Dr. Beverly Rose “Do they come in purple?” … Continued
We’re continuing our Summer Sampler series, revisiting some of our favorite posts from past years. This article was originally published in the fall of 2012. Enjoy! And please feel free to forward to a friend. by Lynne Rienstra I was four, … Continued
We’re continuing our Summer Sampler series, revisiting some of our favorite posts from past years. This article was originally published in February of 2014. Enjoy! And please feel free to forward to a friend. by Dr. Jean Marrapodi Joan worked as … Continued
We’re continuing our Summer Sampler series, revisiting some of our favorite posts from past years. This article was originally published in the winter of 1998. Enjoy! And please feel free to forward to a friend. by Maggie Rowe This morning I … Continued
We’re continuing our Summer Sampler series, revisiting some of our favorite posts from past years. This article was originally published in January of 2016. Enjoy! And please feel free to forward to a friend. by Cynthia Fantasia My name is Cynthia Fantasia … Continued
Have you ever re-read an old devotional or blog post that God really used in your life and thought, “Wow! I needed to hear that again!” That concept is what inspired this year’s Summer Sampler. We’re bringing back some gems … Continued
By Chalaine Scott People say this generation is the problem. No one sits on front porches anymore. No families gather around tables. No rocking-chair sittin’ or porch-swing conversatin’. My grandpa’d sit and tell me about the good ol’ days. And … Continued
By Lucinda Secrest McDowell She could not have been more ordinary. Gladys was also a poor student and had quit school by age fourteen. She grew up to be a London parlor maid with few prospects. But then God got … Continued
by Erin Tarr As we sat in the coffee shop, me munching potato chips (way too loudly my husband would say) and she sipping a raspberry lemonade… we discussed her budding track career. As a 7th grader, she still had … Continued
By Chalaine Scott A little brown-haired boy giggles as I tap him on the head. “Goose!” I surprise him as I make a run for it. The little boy with the brown hair and dark eyes bursts into laughter as … Continued