Pass the Test the First Time
March 13, 2019 by Karen King
Filed under Faith, Faith Articles
By Karen King –
1 Peter 1:6:
”In this you greatly rejoice, even though now for a little while, if necessary, you have been distressed by various trials.” Read more
Book Review: A Star Curiously Singing
March 13, 2019 by Lena Dooley
Filed under Book and Movie Reviews, Books and Movies, Reviews
Written by Kerry Nietz –
Reviewed by Lena Nelson Dooley –
Back Cover Copy:
If he fixes the robot will he break his world? Read more
Can You Set the Table?
March 12, 2019 by Kathy Carlton Willis
Filed under Daily Devotions, Life Topics
By Kathy Carlton Willis –
In times past, girls took charm courses to learn social graces, including etiquette. Boys took a similar class to learn how to be gentlemen. Unfortunately, times have changed and these types of classes are not popular anymore. Read more
Summer Fun or Fret?
March 12, 2019 by Teresa Lusk
Filed under Christian Life, Family Focus
By Teresa G. Lusk –
Summer is great for our kids to rest and enjoy the days! For parents who must work, however, it is a fret when they have to find reliable childcare. As a child who was left to the care of others, I would like to share valuable information and questions as to what we should be aware of as parents when leaving our kids. Some of this information, you may not have the answer to until after you have begun to leave your child with a provider. Read more
Heart Growns
March 12, 2019 by Cheri Cowell
Filed under Daily Devotions, Worship
By Cheri Cowell –
Sometimes there are no words. Words are inadequate to express our deepest thoughts and feelings. The news of terrible tragedies combined with several heavy burdens that some of my friends are bearing has caused me to come before God with a heavy heart—and no words. Read more