Just Me

By Khristy Hullett 

Shaunti Feldhahn's "For Women in Only" came out in 2004. When I first read the book, I'd been married over 10 years. I thought I had a pretty good idea about what men thought. I read the book on a road trip and spent the entire journey asking my husband, “Is this true? Seriously?” To every question, he replied, “Yep, yeah, yeaaaah.” And then he'd look at me, his expression telegraphing his disbelief that I didn't know that. The whole experience underscored to me that no matter how much I think I understand  men, I'll never be able to truly get inside their head. That worries me some as a wife, and it worries me even more as the mother of sons.
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True Christians

By Jennifer Kearson 

Throughout the world many people experience different world religions. However, many Christians have been blinded within their own religion. In today’s times, several Christians believe Jesus is not the only way to eternity. Oh yes, they agree he died for our sins; however, many Christians also believe other religions, new and old, can still get you into heaven. Others believe Jesus is a great man, but he is not the only way. Also, some people think if you are a good person and you are religious with good faith in any religion, you’re saved. Could this be true?
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A Rock in my Pocket

By R. J. Gunter 

I carry a small rock in my pocket, everywhere I go. It’s not a gemstone, a fossil, or precious metal, such as gold or silver. It’s just a common polished rock that has little to no monetary value. It is not a good luck charm or anything to do with superstition.
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Bad Decisions

By Ronnie Wyatt 

Three new freshmen were being recruited by a fraternity at a well known college. The freshmen wanted to join the fraternity, but were afraid of the initiation process. They were assured that it would not be too difficult, so they agreed to be initiated.
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Laughing Out Loud: A Tribute to Girlfriends

By LaWanda Bailey 

"Blessed are you who weep now, for you will laugh."  Luke 6:21 (NIV)

Women hold the world together with a mop in one hand and a briefcase in the other. If we do get a chance to sit down, our laps automatically fill with children and laptops. We succeed at home and in the workplace. But once in a while, responsibilities and heartaches gang up and try to take us down. The next time that happens, get yourself a girlfriend and laugh.
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