Comfort Dogs for Orlando
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
In the wake of tragedy, an offering of love and healing
Community
Your neighbors, friends, colleagues, fellow churchgoers, and people you do business with make up the rich tapestry of your community. Embrace your community and make sure to do your part to make it stronger.
The Surprising Health Benefits of Living With Friends
By Adam Hunter2 min read
Guideposts blogger Dan Hoffman discovers surprising health benefits from living in a close community.
Devotion for September 11th
By Brian Doyle2 min read
I pray it becomes a day to remember courage and grace and love.
5 Easy Ways to Have a Happy, Healthy Summer
By Brooke Obie4 min read
Here are a few tips to keep the fun going while maintaining health and happiness.
Hurt People Need Love Too
By julia-attaway2 min read
In this devotion, Julia Attaway learns from Christ’s example in order to have empathy for those who hurt others and themselves.
Helping Your Teen Shift Schools
By Terry Squires2 min read
Does your teen need to adjust to a new high schoool? Learn how to help your teenager adjust to a new school.
The Beauty of Community
By Edie Melson4 min read
Looking to Christ for guidance and love, military families find that He has a plan for us in every location in which we find ourselves.
Blessing Others By Giving Back
By Michelle Medlock Adams4 min read
Ask God to show you where you can be a blessing, and He will.
May Day Baskets and Sweet, Easy Love
By Shawnelle Eliasen3 min read
We still do May Day baskets because it’s an opportunity, a simple-easy way to love someone. It’s a way to reach into a life and say, “Hey, I value you. I’m glad that you’re here.”
National Day of Prayer–Remember Our Military
By Edie Melson2 min read
On this national day of prayer, we have the privilege and responsibility to come together in prayer. Together, we have the ability to amplify that heart’s cry asking God to keep those men and women in our military safe.
The Spark of Prayer
By Diana Aydin2 min read
God can use all of us to help those in need, regardless of our weaknesses and limitations. And prayer is the first step. The necessary spark that can make things happen.
Survival Story: What I Wish You Knew About Rape
By April Holloway, Esq. and Sophia Franklin, LCSW1 min read
A rape survivor and a licensed social worker share their insight on what to say–and not to say–to survivors