Gray Muzzles and Gray Hair
By Peggy Frezon2 min read
Seniors and senior pets make a great match–both still have so much love to give.
Friends and Family
Loved and Lifted
By Shawnelle Eliasen3 min read
When we fall, the Lord is with us. He will, with grace and compassion, lift us.
Guideposts Classics: Danny Kaye on the Gift of Love
By Danny Kaye4 min read
In this story from September 1963, beloved comedic actor Danny Kaye shares a lesson he learned about the nature of parental love.
Let Love Lead the Way
By Michelle Medlock Adams4 min read
“Jesus didn’t bludgeon people into the Kingdom. He loved them in.”
Two Imperfect Women
By julia-attaway1 min read
Serving the Lord in the middle of lives that aren’t neat and tidy
Letting Go
By Terry Squires3 min read
The hardest thing for parents can be letting a child navigate the world on their terms.
Walking as a Woman of Faith
By Shawnelle Eliasen2 min read
There’s no situation so dank and deep that the Lord’s presence can’t shine through.
No Gifts, Please. Just Compassion.
By Peggy Frezon2 min read
Two boys celebrate their birthdays with an act of giving for homeless pets.
When the World Watches Your Teen Act Out
By Terry Squires1 min read
Welcome to the world of YouTube where nothing, unfortunately, goes unnoticed.
One Jellybean
By Terry Squires3 min read
The gap between loneliness and friendship can be closed by something very small.
Happy Birthday, Son!
By Rick Hamlin3 min read
“You discover new depths of compassion,” writes Rick Hamlin of fatherhood. “You…turn your head, no matter how old your child is, when you hear someone call, ‘Mom! Dad!'”
A Different Kind of Shelter Pet
By Peggy Frezon3 min read
Pet adoption is not just about cats and dogs. Even guinea pigs need to find their “furever” homes.
