“Millennials are telling us, ‘What you are saying, Church, does not measure up to how you are living,” Kane reports, adding that it is because, “Christianity today is largely filled with ‘Christ AND…’ faith.” For example, we might find ourselves saying, “I love Christ, AND I want a large bank account,” or “I love Christ, AND I…
Editor’s Note: We are excited to welcome Sunni Gressock to the table today as a guest blogger! Sunni has been on staff at Grace Church, Bath Campus, in Ohio for more than 8 years, serving now as their Outreach and Connections Manager. She will be joining us at the Moms Weekend at Camp Carl on…
Editor’s Note: We are excited to share a post from guest blogger, Jim Phalen, today! Not only have Jim and his wife, Debbie, served as missionaries in China and other parts of the world, but Jim also is Sue’s dad! His wisdom and zeal for Jesus inspire us. We trust his message will do the…
Yesterday, Linda shared an important lesson on what she is learning in the midst of challenging circumstances, and today I want to share a few things with you as well. I also wanted to share some verses that really encouraged me. I pray they encourage you, too. Many of you may be going through challenging…
360 days. I truly cannot believe it has been 360 days since I looked into the beautiful blue eyes of my son. They were deep eyes, expressive eyes, and far too often, troubled eyes. His eyes revealed the years-long war he’d been waging against the power of addiction, and sometimes they reflected signs of a…
Free printable! Post this printable in a prominent place to remind you of all Christ invites you to celebrate!
As we have studied about all the facets that make a soiree – an intimate gathering of friends – truly sublime, we have discovered that God as our Host is a more profound idea than we could even imagine. Just ponder it for a moment: A host who really wants his guests to feel welcome…
“Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise, but as wise, making the best use of the time…” (Ephesians 5:16-17a) Happy New Year! If you are anything like me, January 1 brings desires for a personal reboot. I usually spend the last days and weeks of December reflecting and praying over the past year…
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